OpenDialog Patterns
  • A Pattern Library for Conversation
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    • Openings (Inge updated this)
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    • Repair (Inge WIP)
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      • User request not understood
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    • Transfer
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    • Closing
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Using in OpenDialog

As you learn about how to implement different patterns in OpenDialog, please keep in mind that OpenDialog is a flexible model that can support a variety of different implementations. We urge conversation designers to use the indications below as a means to learn, be inspired or be unblocked but not as the canon of how things should be done in OpenDialog!

The topic closing check and last topic check are a good fit for OpenDialog, closing different levels of the interaction hierarchy. This can be realized in OpenDialog as a closing of the scene and then a closing of the conversation. Other times, there may only be a last topic check (there is no scene-level topic closing check). Once the closing is complete, the user may be offered the opportunity to restart.

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