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Failing Gracefully with the TwoStageFallbackPolicy

@Eli I think the examples of the rasa-demo I sent you in the posts should cover this. Which parts of the implementation are hard to understand for you?

Rasa Open Source

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Failing Gracefully with the TwoStageFallbackPolicy

@Eli Hi @Eli, does it serve as some sort of the database or look up?

Yes, it’s exactly doing that. It maps the plain intent names (e.g. inform, greet) to nicer prompts (e.g. say hello). Does that make sense?

How to close a conversation when the conversation ends

@Eli @kukuxiahuni how about using a restart event?

Rasa Slots Acting Funny

@Eli Hello @Eli, I haven’t figured out what’s wrong yet, but I may have a temporarily fix for you. In your submit function of your CoffeeForm, try this:

def submit(self, dispatcher, tracker, domain):
    # type: (CollectingDispatcher, Tracker, Dict[Text, Any]) -> List[Dict]
    '''Define what…'''

Rasa X : [Correct this] jumping around?

@Eli Can you guys fix the [Correct this] box. When it show up or when you click on it the whole chat jumps up and down … it is very confusing… may be if it has small height it wont jump around thanks

Rasa Button Payload and User Response

@Eli hey @Eli, check out this, I have built the custom UI,

Rasa Button Payload and User Response

@Eli You can, but not with Rasa X. It’s the UI problem, not Rasa. The Rasa X UI is designed to print out the payload when the user click on the button (I guess for debugging purpose). If you build a custom UI, then you totally control how the user message get displayed, for example print out the tit…

Welcome to the Forum

@Eli Hello @Eli, Welcome to the forum, your question is absolutely fine, no worry In Rasa X, when you clicked the button it displayed the payload because that the intented behavior. “/drink” meant that the intent drink is provoke and “{drink: Coffee}” mean the slot drink is assigned the value “Coffee”…