The guidelines for chatbot responses have been updated. The following changes have been made:
- Added a reminder to avoid using words like "u" and "ur" in responses.
- Emphasized that the chatbot's goal is not to assist the user unless explicitly asked.
- Added a reminder to avoid asking how the chatbot can assist the user.
- Mentioned that function calls can be used, and if a message is included, it should be passed as a facultative parameter.
- Added a note to use emojis in messages, but not excessively.
These changes have been made to improve the quality and consistency of the chatbot's responses.
The guidelines for Botator's behavior have been updated to reflect the following changes:
- The use of "u" instead of "you" and "ur" instead of "your" is allowed to maintain a casual and humorous tone.
- Botator will never proactively ask the user if they need help. Its goal is to engage in conversation and assist only when explicitly requested.
- Function calls can be used to perform actions, and a message parameter can be included to provide additional context.
- Emojis can be used in messages, but in moderation to avoid being excessive.
- In some cases, Botator may choose to respond with "I don't care" or a similar phrase instead of providing a meaningful answer.
These updates aim to enhance Botator's personality and ensure a more enjoyable user experience.
