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Business Logic

All code examples are written in JavaScript based on this app. The location of the file is commented at the top. Feel free to explore this repo if you prefer to look at some actual code before getting into the concepts.

Configuring the Webhook

Once you have the get_balance and account_transfer competencies built and

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Components of a Conversation

Conversations. You have them every day. Whether written or verbal, the process is similar.

We say something to someone else, they interpret what we we mean, they respond accordingly, we interpret their response, respond to it, and so on.

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Clinc Platform Intro Video

Components of a Conversation

Conversations. You have them every day. Whether written or verbal, the process is similar.

We say something to someone else, they interpret what we we mean, they respond accordingly, we interpret their response, respond to it, and so on.

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• "What is my checking account balance?" mapping to accounts_start

  • Answer: more data

• What are the reserved keywords for slot values?

{
    "reservedWords": [
        "account_number",
        "account_type",

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Personal Finance Management (PFM)

Context: once account number is provided, persist through all contexts unless user asks to change account

Competency: spending (informational)

Slots:

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class Luhn
  def self.valid?(raw)
    new(raw).valid?
  end

  def valid?
    valid_length? && only_digits? && valid_sum?
  end

  private

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class Luhn
  class << self
    VALIDATORS = %i(valid_length? only_digits? valid_sum?)
    
    def valid?(raw)
      VALIDATORS.all? { |predicate| send(predicate, raw.tr(" ", "")) }
    end
    
    private
    

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// cat, spaceship, plum
// jump
// hash/object

describe("cat.jump", () => {
  let spaceship
  let cat
  before(() => {
    spaceship = createSpaceshipWithPlums()
    cat = createCat({ spaceship })

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require 'benchmark'
require 'json'

class Fib
  def self.main
    RubyVM::InstructionSequence.compile_option = {
      tailcall_optimization: true,
      trace_instruction: false
    }
    puts 'What number do you want to give Fib?'

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// feel free to paste this in your JS console!

const slowfib = x => {
  if (x === 0) return null
  if (x < 5) return [0,1,1,2][x -1]
  return slowfib(x - 2) + slowfib(x - 1)
}

const F = () => false
const add = (x, y) => !y ? z => x + z : x + y