Remember Names
Add a default memory value
AIScript Initialization:
def “person” as “name”;
“person” is now the default response value the chatter will receive if the name hasn’t been changed whenever (mem-name) is used. (Always make sure a memory has a value)
Keyphrase Catch
You’ll need to catch names so use the following keyphrase
Refrain from adding “I am” many other keyphrases will likely make use of it.
Responses
For these I’d recommend 4 responses minimum with the use of AIScript.
The AIScript needed is the following:
if (mem-name) is "person";
if (mem-name) is not "person";
rem (postkey) as only "name"; (Alternatively plug-ins can be used but isn’t recommended)
“if” allows you to have conditional requirement responses.
“Remember” (Rem for short) will store the “postkey” within the “name” memory.
“postkey” is whatever the chatter writes after “my name is” or “call me”.
Response Examples;
1 n’ 2 will trigger if the chatter is still known as “person” while 3 n’ 4 if not, typically having a variety of responses is nice to keep things fresh.
Result
Additional Keyphrases
Reverting name “my * name is not *”
Name blocking “(i am|call me|my name is) * (dad|daddy|pop|slut|cunt|bitch|granny) *,
daddy”
Test memory “(say|what) * my * (name|firstname|first name) *,
have I told you my (name|firstname|first name) *”
Would suggest a #hello response “Hey, what do you want me to call you?” leading to a seek set up like the keyprase catch above.