Amazon Lex: Build a ChatBot

In this video, we'll build the BurgerBuddy ChatBot using Amazon Lex.
Note: The videos in this Playlist are meant to be viewed sequentially, as they progressively implement an Amazon Lex ChatBot solution.

[@MyRonniej]

Prayed about adding hands on experience found this video made my first chat box, that’s going on my resume. Thank Jesus for you sir.

[@cumuluscycles]

I'm glad you found it helpful. FYI: I plan on releasing the next video in this Playlist (using Lambda to validate Slot data) over the coming weekend, in case you're interested in that.

[@MyRonniej]

@@cumuluscycles yessir I am

[@viste360]

@@cumuluscycles lovely straight to the point is that one out there already?

[@cumuluscycles]

Hi! Thanks for the comment. Which video are you asking about?

[@yonwallace34]

@@cumuluscycles the one using Lambda to validate slot data

[@benjeo]

Nice hands on explanation🎉

[@myndemayn50]

Clear instructions. Thanks for a great video!

[@cumuluscycles]

Glad it was helpful!

[@yogeshpandey730]

Thanks for the great video. I have a doubt that how we can customize the chatbot UI? Please make video on how we can customize chatbot UI.

[@meema89]

Hello, great video. The closing response has only 3 options to feed. I want to add more options/responses. I can't see any other way to add more responses. What can be a way around it?

[@thiago9876]

Thanks for sharing this great video. This is very helpful. I was wondering why you used the Closing response section for the Greeting and Fallback intents instead of the Fulfillment one. Since you answered the user's question, shouldn't this be considered fulfilled? Thanks again!

[@drvoip]

When creating possible answers in your slots you enclose the choices in ( ), is that a requirement? In the fullfillment you use { } to stuff the variable selected as an answer in the prompt. { }'s are typical holding spaces for variables, but are the ( ) in the slot. question a requirement?

[@cumuluscycles]

Hi. The ()s are not required at all in the Slots. I just used them to give the User an indication of which size drinks, for example, they can order.

[@SudarshanGV4044]

What happens if the customer makes the wrong attempt? Repeat the same slot and see how many times it repeats (is there any possibility to set a limit to terminate the lambda )

[@Sanjay-rs3ll]

Can I get documentation for this project

[@clintongallagher]

I can see you have an intimate knowledge of burgers.
Rather than provide our own answers I must assume Lex can build with Large Language Models