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Is there a function to dump all possible responses to a file?
  
 
Posted: Mar 21, 2019

I’ve integrated ChatScript with a text-to-speech service so that my bot responds with audio instead of text.

To minimise latency and cost, I am caching the audio for each response so that I only ever have to request it once from the TTS service. In order to populate this cache, I currently have to talk to the bot manually and make sure I hit all of the variations of each response so that previously-unseen responses are sent to the TTS service.

Is there a function I can use to dump all possible responses to a file, or perhaps something similar to :verify that will exhaustively run test phrases and record the output?

I guess I could write a script to extract all of the #! comments and feed them into the bot, but I’m just wondering if there’s anything within ChatScript itself that could help with this task.
 

 
Posted: Mar 21, 2019
   [ # 1 ]

There is nothing specific in CS engine. But one could write a function that would take a topic and execute ^reuse on every rule in the topic.  You can access every topic using ^walktopics.
 

 
Posted: Mar 21, 2019
   [ # 2 ]

Ah, that’s a great suggestion. Thanks Bruce!
 

 
Posted: Mar 25, 2019
   [ # 3 ]

>To minimise latency and cost, I am caching the audio for each response so that I only ever have to request it once from the TTS service.

Hi Rohan, I was also wondering how to get this done. How do you plan to handle user specific variables with this approach?
 

 
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