Hi @fkoerner
Thanks.
Have you envisioned how the user would enter these different scenes?
The idea is to foresee, for each “scene”, an “invocation sentence” (at worst a button) that triggers the scene context.
I’d see a scene as a social practice situation (e.g. being at the post office). In each scene, the learner could be act different dialogues, following different (related) topics/tasks.
In terms of RASA programming, I think about some main intents that trigger the scenes:
nlu:
# Scene: At the post office
- intent: post_office
examples: |
- let's go to the post office
- At the post office
# Scene: At the grocery market
- intent: grocery_market
examples: |
- let's go to the grocery market
- At the grocery market
So I presume I need some main stories/rules to select the scenes, maybe like:
rules:
- rule: activate post office scene
steps:
- intent: post_office
- action: utter_post_office_intro
- rule: activate grocery market scene
steps:
- intent: grocery_market
- action: utter_grocery_market_intro
do you imagine common story snippets in these scenes (for example greetings, asking how much something costs, saying goodbye…)?
I imagined, for each scene, many different RASA stories. By example in the scene post_office the user could make many different operations, by example sending a parcel, paying a fair, buy some postage-stamps, etc.
I believe each operation/situation could be realized in RASA with one ore more stories. Right?
By examples:
stories:
- story: send a parcel, talking with the employee
steps:
- intent: greet
- action: utter_greet
- intent: send_parcel
- action: utter_ask_address_to
- intent: inform
- action: utter_ask_money
- action: inform
- action: utter_thanks
- intent: goodbye
- action: utter_goodbye
- story: receive a parcel, talking with the employee
steps:
- intent: greet
- action: utter_greet
- intent: receive_parcel
- action: utter_ask_name
- intent: inform
- action: utter_ask_address_from
- intent: inform
- action: utter_ask_money
- action: inform
- action: utter_thanks
- intent: goodbye
- action: utter_goodbye
This is an example of what could it be a dialog flow:
> At the post office
< Scene 1: At the post office.
< You are inside the post office, in front of the post office employee, Mr. Rossi. Please ask him what you need!
> good morning
< Good morning! How can I help you?
> I would like to send this parcel to Wien, Austria.
< No problem. I need to weight the parcel.
< Ok! Weight is 1Kg and 200 grams.
< It costs 11 euros.
> here you are
< Thank you
> Thank you. Good bye
< Have a nice day!
Now, using RASA, what is not clear to me is how link each story (specific exercise) to the scene triggered with a rule.
By example, consider that the user selects the post-office scene : how can I activate the story “receive a parcel, talking with the employee”? I do have to do anything else than writing stories?
Any suggestion is welcome.
Thanks