json file to create a workspace and train the model used by the Conversation service.

Once the file is selected, ensure that the “Everything (Intents, Entities, and Dialog” option is selected.Ĭlick Import to upload the. We are going to “import” a premade chatbot for this example, so select “Import'.Ĭlick Choose a file, navigate to the resources directory of your clone of the repository for this project, and select the file conversation-training-data.json. Once on the page, you will see the option to either “Create” a new workspace, or “import” an existing one. This allows you to have multiple chatbots within a single instance of the Conversation service. This should take you to your workspace in the Conversation service which represents a unique set of chat flows and training examples. This will launch the tooling for the Conversation service, which allows you to build dialog flows and train your chatbot. or you may see a blank screen - give it a few minutes and refresh the screen). Once on the Service details page, scroll down (if necessary) and click green Launch tool button on the right hand side of the page. Scroll down and under 'All Services' - select the instance of the Conversation service that you are using Navigate to upper left hand side and click on the 3 parallel lines and select Dashboard from the left hand navigation panel. To train the model used by the Conversation service, do the following: The training data is provided in the file resources/conversation-training-data.json. The Conversation service must be trained before you can successfully use this application. Deploy this sample application in BluemixĬlone the repository into your computer and navigate to the new directoryĬf create-service cloudantNoSQLDB Lite cloudantNoSQLDB-serviceĬf create-service-key cloudantNoSQLDB-service myKeyĬf service-key cloudantNoSQLDB-service myKey Note: The confirmation email from Bluemix mail take up to 1 hour. Log in with your IBM ID (the ID used to create your Bluemix account).For information about obtaining credentials and integrating Twilio and Facebook bots, see Installing the bots. Running the application using the Facebook and Twilio bots requires credentials to access their services. The demo does not include Facebook or Twilio integration. The starter kit uses the WeatherInsights service to gather weather data and provide forecasts.Ī running instance of the application in this Starter Kit is available as a demo. This use case for this starter kit is around discussing the weather. This application demonstrates how the Conversation service can be used with different bot kits such as those from Facebook and Twilio to enable users to have an intuitive and natural conversation with the bots. This is a Starter Kit (SK), which is designed to get you up and running quickly with a common industry pattern, and to provide information and best practices around Watson services and bots.

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