Hi,

If I’d like to add new concepts into ChatScript\RAWDATA\ONTOLOGY\concept.txt for Harry using .
After I :build 0 and :build Harry, I still can’t find the concept I’ve add by :concepts myadding.
Is there any steps I missing?

Firstly, better to create you own new concept in your own files, so you can swallow changes in std chatscript without issue.
If you are trying to augment a concept you can either wrap it:
concept: ~mycity(~city Seattle)
or extend it from your files
concept: ~city MORE (Seattle)

Dont know why you cant see your concept. Your illustration doesnt make sense, should be
:concepts ~myadding

Try:  :word ~yourconcept and see what that says.

Thank you for your kindly reply, Bruce.
I’ve seen concept ~yesanswer in build0.txt.
But I used :concepts ~yesanswer, I could only receive blank answer.

Another question is, what name and where should I create my own concept file?
Just replace build0.txt?

no.  BUILd0.txt is a compilation OUTPUT file. You want to modify a source file,
for example in harry/introductions.top (though any harry file is find).
What you name your concept is up to you.

So I could just add my concept in Harry/instructions.top and I could use it?
Then when should I build build0?
Is there any document about build0.txt , build1.txt?
Thank you again for your help.

Build0 and build1 are like files from any compiler. You dont have any use for knowing their internals.
Harry data is built by :build harry and revises build1.txt
:build0 revises build0.txt

so update your harry source, :build harry, and then proceed

Even if I’d like to implement Chinese chatbot, I could still just update the Harry folder?
Or I should change the DICT folder? Any suggestion?

If you are truly all chinese for the bot, the DICT folder is useless and allowing spellchecking is useless.
You can update Harry or create a new bot folder, copying harry control script but making your own other files