Category: Chat

Guess it’s appropriate for the sub Reddit’s title in a way

Hey everyone! I’ve been diving into the world of chatbots recently, trying to figure out which platform offers the best features, ease of use, and flexibility for both beginners and advanced users. From Dialogflow to Botpress, Microsoft Bot Framework to many others – there are so many options out there! I’d love to hear from this community: What’s your preferred chatbot development platform and what makes it stand out for you? Have you encountered any significant challenges with it or discovered some unexpectedly awesome features? Let’s share our experiences and tips!

Chatbots have come a long way in mimicking human conversations, and sometimes they can be eerily lifelike. Have you ever had an interaction with a chatbot that made you do a double-take? Maybe it understood context better than expected or even threw in some humor that caught you off guard. Share your experiences of when AI left you pondering the lines between code and consciousness!

Does anyone know any chatbots that can be used by multiple people at once, like a group chat room or something.

I am working on a typebot for internal support that is mapped for common questions. I have an off tree for questions the chat can’t answer. What I am trying to do is generate a ticket or message to either go to chatwoot or a teams channel. Can anyone offer advice on how best to do this in typebot with the least complexity.