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Keith Sterling edited this page Aug 4, 2017
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Bot configuration consists of a number of options which control the overall behaviour of the chat bot, it is made up of core settings and also the following sub sections
Name | Description | Example | Default |
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license_keys | Path to location of license keys. Note, but the very nature of this file its it kept out of the fit repo. See documentation on 3rd party license keys for format of file | $BOT_ROOT/config/license.keys | None |
prompt | >>> | >>> | |
initial_question | |||
default_response | |||
empty_string_srai | |||
exit_response | |||
override_predicates | |||
max_question_recursion | |||
max_question_timeout | |||
max_search_depth | |||
max_search_timeout |
bot:
license_keys: $BOT_ROOT/config/license.keys
prompt: >>>
initial_question: Hi, how can I help you today?
default_response: Sorry, I don't have an answer for that!
empty_string_srai: YEMPTY
exit_response: So long, and thanks for the fish!
override_predicates: true
max_question_recursion: 1000
max_question_timeout: 60
max_search_depth: 100
max_search_timeout: 60
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