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Once the Skills are developed, you should test these before making them available to users. The Test Bot feature helps to ensure that skill matching, conversation flow, and execution are working as intended by simulating the user experience.

Testing the Bot

To access Bot Testing, click the Test Bot icon on the right side of the Bot Builder. This opens the Test Widget. You should test the User phrases, Prompts, Messages, Rules, Integrations, and more through chat with the bot by entering messages and receiving responses. This ensures that the Bot identifies the Skill correctly and the intended action such as integration, transformation is executed correctly.

Debugging your Skills

When testing Skills, you can leverage the Debug Utility to troubleshoot any issues that may occur during skill execution. The Here, the information about various conversation items of the skill, like such as the context of the operation, rulesets, and local/global attribute values can be viewed. The Debug log contains the series of events inside the Bot. The Debug page displays all the events when a skill is being executed triggered during skill execution such as the start and end of a conversation flow, success or failure of a message, the response sent, message received, and so on. For debugging of the Skills with Integration and to know the Web service response and request data, you can click on the event "Operation Executed"

Debug logs can be viewed while Skill is being executed in Test Bot. To view logs, follow the below steps:

  1. Open Test Widget.

  2. Click on the Debug button to open the testing panel.

  3. Start a conversation with the bot by entering the user phrases.

Info

Debug logs can available until the testing panel is open. Once closed, the testing panel is reset. You can now view the Debug logs in Conversation History.

Conversation History

All interactions between users and the bot are captured and available in the Conversation History. Using the Conversation History, you can understand the details of underlying system events. This is particularly useful to troubleshoot conversations when errors occur during skill execution.
To understand this feature To view the conversation logs:

  1. Navigate to Conversation History under Bot Menu.

  2. Apply the required filters and select the conversation from the list

to view the details in the Conversation Logs section
  1. .

Once the required Conversation is selected from the list, the Conversation
  1. The Conversation log section is populated with Conversation details. The context at each event of the conversation is

also provided
  1. available as part of the event data

in the conversation log
  1. .

You can view the details about the execution results of the operation, ruleset, and so on by clicking on the events.

All the system skills and small talk conversations are also captured as part of conversation history.

Below is the list of icons present and their corresponding functionalities.of entities captured as part of the logs:

Icon

Description

Purpose

1

 

Attribute The

scope of the attribute either it is Global or Local along with details like Attribute details such as Attribute name, Assignment type, Scope and value assigned are defined.captured

2

 

Integration : Connections to external systems to perform actions for fulfilling the user's request involves integration. 

Details of the request sent to the external web service and the response received are listed.captured

3

 

Information messageThe message can be in the format of Text, Quick Replies, Card, or Image. 

User messages and Bot responses sent during skill execution

4

 

Automation Integration

 Automation  Details of Automation Workflow included in the skill conversation flow and process status.

5

 

RuleSet

The rule executed, value and evaluation status can be viewed.is captured

6

 

Set Attributes

Information regarding the attributes used, transformations applied and values assigned.

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