ohoachuck
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5 years ago 👍
On 4 Feb 2019, at 21:45:52, Keith Sterling <notifications@github.com mailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:
There have been a few recent releases of Program, but 3.4 and now 3.5 are the ones I am especially excited about. As well as support for the full AIML 2.1 including all Rich Media tags, it ships with a huge range of clients to connect your AIML bot to.
The full list being
Amazo Alexa Cisco Spark (via Google DialogFlow) Text Console DialogFlow Phone Gateway Embeddable Facebook Google DialogFlow Kik LINE Microsoft Cortana (via Google DialogFlow) REST Slack TCP Socket Skype (via Google DialogFlow) Telegram Twilio IP (via Google DialogFlow) Twilio SMS Twitter Viber Web Client XMPP By integrating with DialogFlow, you can leverage their extension client additions, or use the custom-built libraries provided by Program-y.
With this list, you can use Alexa, DialogFlow and Cortana to build your specialist skills, but then use a Program-Y AIML implementation to add personality and general knowledge to your bot.
Enjoy.
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There have been a few recent releases of Program, but 3.4 and now 3.5 are the ones I am especially excited about. As well as support for the full AIML 2.1 including all Rich Media tags, it ships with a huge range of clients to connect your AIML bot to.
The full list being
By integrating with DialogFlow, you can leverage their extension client additions, or use the custom-built libraries provided by Program-y.
With this list, you can use Alexa, DialogFlow and Cortana to build your specialist skills, but then use a Program-Y AIML implementation to add personality and general knowledge to your bot.
Enjoy.