Action execution

The execution parameter in the act() function allows you to adjust and fine-tune the Agentic Interface behavior. You can use this parameter to define:

• Tasks the Agentic Interface must perform based on user queries

• How the Agentic Interface must query data corpuses to retrieve information

• How the Agentic Interface must formulate its responses

To modify the Agentic Interface’s behavior, add the act() function to the dialog script. In the execution parameter, specify the transform that provides instructions on how the Agentic Interface must act in specific situations.

Dialog script

act({
    execution: transforms.act_execute
});

Example of use

Assume you are building an Agentic Interface that provides information on medications. When a user asks about medication usage, the Agentic Interface should recommend consulting a healthcare professional. To achieve this:

1. To the dialog script, add data corpuses that provide information about medications:

   Dialog script

   corpus({
       title: `Cleveland Clinic`,
       urls: [`https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/penicillin`],
       depth: 1,
       maxPages: 1
   });
   
   corpus({
       title: `Health Direct`,
       urls: [`https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/penicillin`],
       depth: 1,
       maxPages: 1
   });
   

2. In the Debugging Chat, ask a question about medication usage and check the response.

   

3. Under Transforms, create the act_execute transform with the following instructions:

   Dialog script

   If a user asks about medications, give a general response and advise them to consult a healthcare professional for accurate and safe medical advice.
   

   

4. To the dialog script, add the act() function with the execution parameter:

   Dialog script

   act({
       execution: transforms.act_execute
   });
   

In the Debugging Chat, ask a question about medication usage once again and check the response.

See also

Transforms