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In this course, I explain how to use the CTFS framework to debug your bot.Welcome, and thank you for your interest in Mindomo, owned by Expert Software Applications srl (“ Mindomo” or “ We” or “ Us”), which operates the website located at and related application programming interfaces (API’s), any associated mobile applications (“ Mindomo Apps”) or products and services that Mindomo may provide now or in the future (collectively, the “ Service” or “ Mindomo Service”). In addition, understanding the CTFS framework will also allow you to design your CX bot more easily if you decide to migrate to ES. This process will give you a good insight into the inherent state machine of your ES bot. If the wrong intent gets mapped in Dialogflow ES, it would be a good idea to inspect which intents are candidate intents at that point in the conversation. Watch this course Debugging your Dialogflow ES bot using CTFS In this course, I explain how to use Mindomo to design your ES bot so you can build it more quickly. You will be able to then migrate your bot to CX more easily. There is an additional benefit to using this flowcharting process for building your ES bot. (This workflow is far superior to the approach suggested in the official DialogFlow documentation.) Using Aravind’s flowcharting approach you’ll be amazed at how quickly a functional prototype can be put together. Take the time to learn the workflow/concepts he presents in his flowcharting tutorial. Here is what a client of mine had to say about using my flowcharting process. My view is that you will be able to build your ES bot a lot more quickly if you use a flowcharting tool like Mindomo. I have a chatbot on my website which asks people which tool they use to design their Dialogflow flowcharts.
In this course, I explain the CTFS framework. It explains candidate intents and how you can design your ES bot so that your conversation flow is more predictable. The simplest way to build better Dialogflow ES bots is to understand the CTFS framework. Watch the course Better Dialogflow ES Bots While this covers only the basics of ES and CX, it is a very good way to think about the state machine in CX and compare it with the implicit state machine in ES.
In this course, I build a very simple decision tree chatbot in ES first, and then explain how to build it in CX. Watch the course Dialogflow ES vs Dialogflow CXĪ simple way to compare the features of Dialogflow ES and Dialogflow CX is to build the same chatbot using both. In this course, I explain how to build a vending machine bot using Dialogflow CX. Once you learn what a state machine is and how to build a simple one using CX, you will find that it is much easier to build more complex bots using Dialogflow CX. Since Dialogflow CX uses a state machine based approach to building your chatbot, it actually helps to build an actual state machine – the vending machine – using CX as you get started learning the topic.
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