The Google search features allow your AiX bot to search for answers on Google and your website and automatically correct misspelled user questions. To get the required information, follow the steps below.
- Register at https://programmablesearchengine.google.com/.
- Create a search and setup it is as you want. We recommend adding only your website and Wikipedia if you want your chatbot to reply to general questions, leave disabled the option to Search the entire web. Use the setting Entities to exclude invalid results.
- Go to Edit search engine > Setup > Basic and, copy the Search engine ID value, paste it into AiX.
- To get the API key visit https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/overview and click Get a key.
The Google search features give your chatbot the ability to search for answers on Google and your website and automatically correct misspelled user questions. To start using it, follow the steps below.
- Register at https://programmablesearchengine.google.com/.
- Create a search and setup it is as you want. We recommend to add only your website and Wikipedia if you want your chatbot to reply to general questions, leave disabled the option Search the entire web. Use the setting Entities to exclude invalid results.
- Go to Edit search engine > Setup > Basic and copy the Search engine ID value, paste it in Support Board.
- To get the API key visit https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/overview and click Get a key.
Spelling correction
In the case where Dialogflow is unable to find the appropriate response to the user’s message, this function verifies if there are any spelling errors. If any such errors exist, Dialogflow is prompted again with the correctly spelled version of the message for an accurate response. Although it has a lower priority, this feature can still work together with the OpenAI Dialogflow spelling correction feature.
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