Non Linear Flow Examples #50
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An example of a flow, that is non-linear and allows transitioning back and forth between two states.
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Apologies for the "make belief" (🍪 theft investigation) rather than "real world use case" prompts/example. I tried to come up with something simple and game like to illustrate the principle. I love how this functions like a finite state machine, where you can define the nodes (states) and the transitions (functions) between them. |
A non-linear example with 3 states that a conversation can transition between.
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This is great! Thanks for trying out the editor. @albertviilik have you tried running this with the Flows python package? If so, how does it work? |
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Yes. I have, I love it! It's very nice. For example, if you run the emotional_states.json it really shows how the state transitions work. You say you're sad, it goes to sad. Ask to switch to happy, it goes there. Ask to end or go to neutral, it does that. And it shows in the logs that that transition has happened. |
An example of a flow, that is non-linear.
graph TD start["Start"] -->|User chooses Good Cop| good_cop["Good Cop"] start -->|User chooses Bad Cop| bad_cop["Bad Cop"] good_cop -->|Finish conversation| end_conversation["End Conversation"] good_cop -->|Switch to Bad Cop| bad_cop bad_cop -->|Finish conversation| end_conversation bad_cop -->|Switch to Good Cop| good_cop end_conversation["End Conversation"]