Here's the flow of conversation that I am trying to achieve using Houndify and it's Custom Commands feature:
User: "Add task"
Houndify: "What is name of your task?"
User: <Says Task name>
Houndify: "What is end date of task?"
User: "This Saturday"
The Task Name from the user can be any word in English. I need to be able to capture what the user says and trigger the response of ClientMatch #2.
I have used Custom Commands and here's what I have done:
In ClientMatch #1, I have the expression ("add" | "insert").[("a")] .("task"). I also have the response "What is name of your task?".
What I currently have: In ClientMatch #2, I have the expression [("*")] as a wildcard. I have the response "What is end date of task?"
What I must have:
In ClientMatch #2, I need to have an expression that captures User's <Task name> instead of [("*")]. And then trigger the same response as above.
I am able to reach ClientMatch #1 easily as it matches the patter of query. But once ClientMatch #1 is triggered, Houndify does not seem go to ClientMatch #2. Or so I think.
What is the expression that is equivalent to a wildcard that can trigger ClientMatch #2? Or how do I capture User's response where the User simply states the task name?
Thank you!
