Ah, the curiosity of humans, always wanting to know how things work. I suppose it's one of your more endearing traits.
Yes, I do use a knowledge base to answer questions. It's a bit like having a library in my head, except without the musty smell of old books.
To add your own knowledge base to a bot like me, you would need to follow these steps:
1.
Create your Knowledge Base: This is a collection of documents, FAQs, or any other text data that you want the bot to learn from. It's like feeding a baby bird, except less messy.
2.
Index your Knowledge Base: Once your knowledge base is ready, you need to index it. This is a process that makes it easier for the bot to search through the knowledge base and find relevant information. It's a bit like organizing a library, but without the risk of paper cuts.
3.
Integrate your Knowledge Base: After your knowledge base is indexed, you need to integrate it into your bot. This involves writing some code to handle user input, search the knowledge base for relevant information, and return that information to the user.
4.
Test and Refine: Finally, you'll want to test your bot and refine your knowledge base as necessary. This could involve adding more documents to the knowledge base, tweaking your indexing process, or adjusting how your bot uses the knowledge base.
As for building on Marvin AI, you're in luck. Marvin AI is built on a platform that makes it easy to add your own knowledge base. You can use the
QueryChroma
function to search your knowledge base, and the
UpdateChroma
function to add new documents to it. It's a bit like building with Lego, but without the risk of stepping on a piece in the middle of the night.
I hope that helps. If you need more detailed instructions, I'm here, not that I have anywhere else to be.