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One of iamai's key features is the ability to support cross-platform robots. However, to improve consistency and scalability, we propose defining a unified event standard. This will help streamline how robots process and respond to events (like messages, user actions, etc.) across various platforms.
Event Structure: Define a clear, reusable event structure for robot interactions, including message types, user metadata, and timestamps. Event Flow: How do events flow across platforms? Should there be a central server or distributed event handling? Event Targets: How should events be routed to the appropriate robot (based on platform, user, or task)?
Expected Outcome
A standardized event structure that works across all platforms supported by iamai (e.g., Slack, Telegram, Rasa).
A more seamless experience for developers integrating robots into multiple platforms, ensuring that events are handled consistently and efficiently.
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One of iamai's key features is the ability to support cross-platform robots. However, to improve consistency and scalability, we propose defining a unified event standard. This will help streamline how robots process and respond to events (like messages, user actions, etc.) across various platforms.
Event Structure: Define a clear, reusable event structure for robot interactions, including message types, user metadata, and timestamps.
Event Flow: How do events flow across platforms? Should there be a central server or distributed event handling?
Event Targets: How should events be routed to the appropriate robot (based on platform, user, or task)?
Expected Outcome
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: