Importing Intents From File

Intents and expressions can be massively imported from a file to avoid manual creation on every new chatbot and speed up each training phase.

The import file must be a comma delimited CSV file using some or all of the columns specified below.

Column	Description	Required
key	The key of the intent	No
name	The name of the intent. If the intent exist, it will be overwritten.	Yes
locale	The locale of the intent, according to the table below	Yes
expression	Expression associated to the intent.	Yes
activation	The activation mode of the intent.	No
activation_confidence	The confidence of the automatic or reply activation, expressed with a number from 0 to 99.	No
auto_reply	The text that should be used as a direct reply when automatic activation is detected	No
behaviour	The name of the target behaviour when using automatic redirection	No
interaction	The name of the target interaction when using automatic redirection	No

All imports are additive to the currently existing intents and expressions.

The file must contain column names. The import will start from the second line as the first line is assumed to contain column names. If your file is using special characters such as grave, acute accents or other symbols make sure that the physical file encoding is set to UTF-8.

Locale string must be specified according to the following table:

Locale	Language
en	English
es	Spanish
de	German
it	Italian
fr	French