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Building a Simple Button-Driven Conversational Application
A tutorial to guide you through the process of building a button-driven (or guided) conversation and a quick view of how you can test natural language conversations.
Overview | Build A Simple Button-Driven #1

Overview

In this tutorial we are going to have a look at how we can:
  • Design a flow with multiple conversations
  • Move through that flow using buttons
  • Introduce natural language interactions for prototyping before we connect NLU interpreters.
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Ready to get started? Our plan for this series will begin with:
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