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you want to make your Bott writing

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experience much more enjoyable you're

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not gonna want to miss this episode of

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the AI show where Tony takes us through

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the new bot framework emulator new and

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improved shiny amazing you're not gonna

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hello and welcome to this episode of the

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AI show we're going to talk about the

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new quad emulator doing it right that is

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right how you doing Tony I'm doing well

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how are you doing good tell us what you

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are and what you do so yeah my name is

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Tony and Zion oh and I am one of the

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developers on the Microsoft bot

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framework and Azure about service team

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and over the past few months I've been

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working a lot on the new bot for America

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emulator and I'm pretty excited to show

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you guys some of the new features we

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have alright let's take a look okay and

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for any of those who don't know the bot

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framework emulator or the you know

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Microsoft off framework check us out on

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our website at Deb ball framework comm

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also on Azure under products in AI and

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machine learning and then we also have

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some get started getting started

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resources and Doc's on Doc's table

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Microsoft comm fantastic so you got all

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the deets now let's take a look at all

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the bits ok so here's kind of this

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end-to-end development workflow we have

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start to finish and we've centered this

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around this new suite of tools we have

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called bot builder tools nice

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appropriate lead of course okay and so

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the emulator doesn't cover all these

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areas but what it does cover is planning

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testing and refining your BOTS and it

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excels at those pretty well so yeah

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because like once you start building

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BOTS the first one you build you're like

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which takes a bit of time yeah and these

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tools are designed to help with that

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correct all right let's say ok so yeah

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so we have this new transcript mode and

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presentation mode and transcripts which

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help you basically view mocked

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conversations as they would look in

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production without having to write a

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single line of code so that's pretty

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cool for testing you know we have all

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the core functionalities of the old bot

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emulator which basically allows you to

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and have a full debugging experience and

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refining your bot we have this really

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cool piece of UI called the inspector

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panel which allows you to look at all

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the underlying structure of your

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messages to and from your bot and your

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network traffic and all that stuff so

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the scenes everything ok so now that

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I've talked about all this let me kind

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of dive in and show you what I'm talking

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about here's to it so here we are in the

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new emulator welcome page you can see

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we've given it a pretty significant face

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so let's go ahead and open this

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transcript in the left over here and now

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what you'll see is it has populated this

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web chat window with basically every

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this conversations history just like we

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had this conversation right here this is

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literally like wire framing your old old

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apps that we used to have Windows with

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chapter right exactly so what a

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transcript is it's basically just a

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bot that the emulator can understand is

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emulator so I'll show you how to do that

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live chat so this means I'm talking with

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a remote bot right here we can see it's

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hitting save transcript as and then you

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boom there's the conversation we just

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other way to do it is with our new tool

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called chat down so real quick I'll show

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you how easy it is to create a

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transcript from a chat file with chat

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down so basically what we want to do is

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say what is our BOTS name gonna be

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to say it at one another I see yeah so

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demo a lot so it's a typo okay and then

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doing really well what can I help typing

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speak hey I'm doing really well

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what can I assist you with today and you

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wondering what you think of the demo so

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far well you're a fast typer though it

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say you know well to be honest I think

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this is probably the best the best demo

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you know demo BOTS really nice of course

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dot chat so a chat file is what is

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chat down the name of the chat file we

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the transcript file we want to generate

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nice and then we just wait a little bit

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little File Explorer we can click that

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boom there's the conversation nice so it

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was even smarter than my dumb text file

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idea right yeah I see like you thought

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about yeah we thought about it you know

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we have everything covered so a couple

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doing these wire is there a way to do

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like the cards in line as well yeah so

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little typing notifications and delays

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adaptive cards awesome

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some of our core functionality so I just

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show you presentation mode so let's say

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you know you just mocked up a real real

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quick conversation you didn't have time

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to work on this concept you were

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thinking about but you wanted to show

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your team

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new bad idea would look like and so you

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full-screen kind of cinematic mode and

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stakeholders they can be like yeah I

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totally love this conversation and then

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and you can see how fast I just whipped

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up that transcript and you know we went

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from a text file to this in like two

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minutes loved it so pretty fast okay so

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functionality we have I'll open up this

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cafe bot the cafe bot is running locally

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so just to show you some of the core

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functionality we still have I will show

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you that we can still put breakpoints in

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our code here so here's just the source

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code and I'll just break on when we get

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a response back from Louis and then I'll

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talk to the bot Hey and now we can see

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that we hit that breakpoint we can step

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over and we can see the hey we got this

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Louis result here with it's kind of

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small but we got this Louis result with

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all these entities and stuff like that

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cool okay and then we'll just go through

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that remove this breakpoint okay and

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live chats at a time to the same bot so

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that's pretty cool you can debug you

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know side by side I can split this over

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to the other tab and I can you know have

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a little conversation over here and have

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a completely you know conversation or a

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completely independent conversation in

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the left window that's nice so if you're

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lonely you can open his video you can

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you can feel like you're you know so

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popular awesome that's how I'm gonna

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feel okay and then one final thing we'll

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show you guys is this new services tab

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we have over here holy cow that's

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amazing yeah so you can connect things

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like Louis and Q&A maker and even to the

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a Shabbat service with these services

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and basically what you do is you you

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know you just open this you type in the

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name of your Louis app the application

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ID the author and key version etc and

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then you submit and now your bot can key

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off of these new Louis traces so let's

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take a look at this I already have Louis

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hooked up to this so if we say you know

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and then I can just say you know hey and

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if we look in this log over here to the

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new thing called a Lewis trace and so

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now we can click on this Lewis trace and

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in this inspector it has the model name

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of my Lewis model it has the app ID and

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it has all the results from Lois saying

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oh here's what you scored here's the top

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scoring intent okay and so well that's

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super handy I mean like because usually

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it just goes and it comes back and like

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what happened and you got to look at the

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logs over there but this is hooking

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directly up to the service and then

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getting all of the the logs alright so

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it's no longer a black box that you just

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kind of have to you know cross your

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which I do with all myself right and so

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on the left here what's really cool is

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that I'm you can click this Louis link

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language model in the Lewis portal so

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you can tweak your language models you

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know right here in the Louis portal but

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I know what you're saying you're saying

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oh you know Tony I really don't want to

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leave your beautiful new app that's

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probably just saying no I didn't want to

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yeah exactly we just gave it a such a

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nice UI I don't want to leave it's so

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it's so awesome and sleek and we're

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saying okay yeah we kind of we kind of

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feel that way too so what you can do now

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this conversation and we're gonna say

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something like howdy partner to the bot

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oh okay it actually understood that

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howdy there

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okay so it says sorry I do not

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understand that so we're gonna go and

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and we're gonna see that it scored none

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as the highest intent so what we're

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gonna do is mark that as a greeting Wow

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yeah and so now you'll see train light

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up over here in the corner we can now

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now publish this model and so it just

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start over we should be able to say

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howdy there

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hello so it knows it's a greeting so

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yeah that's something we're really

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excited about and that's our new plug-in

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model and a lot of developers are going

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to be able to create these custom traces

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that they'll be able to key off of and

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present their own UI in the inspector

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panel all right Tony thanks so much for

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spending some time with us we'll be

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learning all about the bot framework

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emulator which is pretty cool you can do

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ton of things in it thanks so much for

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watching we'll see you next time take

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care

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