Page Comparison

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• Dialogflow agent: Your Dialogflow agent does not have any issues (check the Validation feature) and has the following intents for:

  • greeting; See for details the Capability 1: Greet, and Self-Identify page.

  • a request for a (random) recipe recommendation; See for details the Capability 2: Request a Recommendation page.

  • a request for a specific recipe by mentioning its name (or synonym); See for details the Capability 3: Select Recipes by Name page.

  • appreciation; See for details the Capability 4: Handling Unexpected Intents page.

  • asking about how the agent can assist (checkCapability); See for details the Capability 4: Handling Unexpected Intents page.

• Prolog and Patterns:You have created the following conversational patterns in the patterns.pl file and implemented the associated agent responses in the responses.pl file:

  • a greeting pattern (c10); See for details the Capability 1: Greet, and Self-Identify page.

  • a recipe recommendation pattern (a50recipeSelect):

    • a variant for a random recipe recommendation; See for details the Capability 2: Request a Recommendation page.

    • a variant for asking for a recipe by mentioning its name; See for details the Capability 3: Select Recipes by Name page.

  • a repair pattern for fallback intents (b12); See for details the Capability 4: Handling Unexpected Intents page.

  • a repair pattern for out of context intents (b13); See for details the Capability 4: Handling Unexpected Intents page.

  • appreciation pattern (b42); See for details the Capability 4: Handling Unexpected Intents page.

  • a pattern for checking capabilities (c30); See for details the Capability 4: Handling Unexpected Intents page.

• Prolog and Patterns:

  • You have added the Prolog rules needed for accessing the recipe database, retrieving recipes and their features, and implementing the recipe recommendation logic (filtering). See for more details the Capability 2: Request a Recommendation page.

  • You extended the logic for e.g. the ingredient hierarchy. See for more details the Capability 5: Filter Recipes by Ingredients page.

• Visuals: You have created the following six webpages:

  • A Start page: The main requirement for the start page is that it has a button the user can click when they are ready to start a conversation. See for more details the Getting Your Conversational Agent Up and Running page.

  • A Welcoming page, associated with the pattern c10: The main requirement for the welcoming page is that it shows a microphone icon that the user can use to start talking to the agent. A second requirement is that you should not introduce a button for moving on to a next page on the welcoming (nor on any of the other pages below)! See for more details the Capability 1: Greet, and Self-Identify page.

  • A first Recipe recommendation page, associated with pattern a50recipeSelect: The main requirement for this recipe recommendation page is that it shows a microphone icon that the user can use to start talking to the agent. See for more details the Capability 2: Request a Recommendation page. A second requirement is that the page shows all the user’s feature requests or filters. See for more details the Capability 5: Filter Recipes by Ingredients page.

  • A second Recipe recommendation page, associated with pattern a50recipeSelect: The main requirement for this recipe recommendation page is that it shows a microphone icon that the user can use to start talking to the agent.

  • A Recipe confirmation page, associated with pattern a50recipeConfirm: the main requirement for this page is that it shows the recipe’s name, and what the end result of cooking the recipe will look like (a picture of the recipe). A second requirement is that the page shows a microphone button to enable the user to inform the agent about whether it wants to (dis)confirm the recipe. See for more details the Capability 2: Request a Recommendation page.

  • A Closing page, associated with pattern c40.