ChatBot
19 TopicsStep-by-Step: How to Setup Copilot Chat in VS Code
Copilot Chat is an AI-powered chatbot leveraging OpenAI's GPT-4, designed to enhance your coding workflow. Learn how to set up Copilot Chat step by step in Visual Studio Code (VS Code). Benefit from personalized and flexible coding environments, code analysis, automated unit test generation, and bug fixes. Prerequisites include an active GitHub account and the latest version of VS Code. Elevate your coding efficiency to new heights with Copilot Chat.86KViews7likes6CommentsCreate Your Own Copilot Using Copilot Studio
Hello everyone, I am Suniti, Beta MLSA pursuing my graduation in the field of Data Science. Today, we're diving into creating our very own copilot to guide students towards ‘becoming MLSAs’. But first thing first, let's explore Copilot Studio!12KViews3likes2CommentsI want to present a ppt on how to integrate Chat Bot in MS Teams
I want to present a ppt on how to integrate Chat Bot in MS Teams. I have this documentation(https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/bots/what-are-bots). Can anyone assist me to create a ppt from the content so that I can present to our leadership team? Thanks for your advanced support.373Views0likes0Commentsauthentication
Our application has two components. The tab and the bot. We did the authentication to our backend service in the tab part. So we can make API calls to our backend service from the tab component. But when we move to bot, we can't make the API calls from there. As we don't have the session ID and other authentication details. Can someone tell what would be a better approach to send the authentication details from tab to the bot side, so we can make API calls from bot env. as well.560Views0likes3CommentsBuild Your Own Chatbot in Minutes with Power Virtual Agents: No Coding Required!
Learn how to build a chatbot without coding using Power Virtual Agent, a platform by Microsoft. Automate tasks, reduce costs, and improve efficiency with AI-powered chatbots. No programming knowledge required! Discover how Power Virtual Agents work, guiding you through information like a digital librarian. Create your first chatbot by signing up on the Power Virtual Agents website and accessing your dashboard. Customize your bot's name, language, and even enable voice capabilities. Add relevant online content to enhance your bot's responses. Test and publish your bot with just a few clicks. Experience the functionality of your chatbot on the demo website. Explore more resources about Power Virtual Agent and reach out for assistance. Start building chatbots effortlessly today!18KViews2likes1CommentTeams Action Card Action.Submit
const questionCard = require("../adaptiveCards/question.json"); //Code within a method that displays the adaptive card to the user const cardAttachment = { contentType: 'application/vnd.microsoft.card.adaptive', content: questionCard, }; const message = { type: 'message', attachments: [cardAttachment], }; await context.sendActivity(message); //Adaptive Card { "$schema": "http://adaptivecards.io/schemas/adaptive-card.json", "type": "AdaptiveCard", "version": "1.5", "body": [ { "type": "TextBlock", "text": "Please enter your question below", "style": "heading" }, { "type": "Input.Text", "id": "question", "placeholder": "Enter question here", "maxLength": 500, "isMultiline": true } ], "actions": [ { "type": "Action.Submit", "title": "OK" "data": } ] } I am trying to read in the users input after they click on the submit button? What information should I put in the data section of my Action.Submit button so that I can get the information that was typed into the input section. as well as how do i create an event listener either in the method I am displaying my card or a seperate method within that file that will process the699Views0likes3CommentsWaterfall Dialog Second step not waiting
//Code within my function that creates the dialog state const memoryStorage = new MemoryStorage(); const conversationState = new ConversationState(memoryStorage); const dialogStateProperty = conversationState.createProperty('dialogState'); const dialogSet = new DialogSet(dialogStateProperty); const textPrompt = new TextPrompt('textPrompt'); dialogSet.add(textPrompt); const waterfallSteps: WaterfallStep[] = [ askQuestion.bind(this), processResponse.bind(this), ]; const waterfallDialog = new WaterfallDialog('waterfallDialog', waterfallSteps); dialogSet.add(waterfallDialog); async function askQuestion(stepContext😞 Promise<DialogTurnResult<any>> { return await stepContext.prompt('textPrompt', 'Please enter your question.'); //return stepContext.next(); } async function processResponse(stepContext😞 Promise<DialogTurnResult<any>> { console.log("hi"); const answer = stepContext.result as string; console.log(answer) } //Code that instantiates the dialog const dialogContext = await dialogSet.createContext(context); await dialogContext.beginDialog('waterfallDialog'); My dialog will start running however after the question is asked to the user and the user inputs something it simply waits and does not execute the rest of the dialog which in this case simply prints to the console what the user typed. Is there something missing in my askQuestion method that is not allowing the waterfall dialog to continue. Thanks629Views0likes2Comments