How to Author AI Chat
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With AI Chat, you can design AI-powered conversation partners to enrich your learning experiences.
Note
The AI Chat feature is only available for select HyperSkill users. If you would like access to the AI Chat feature, please contact info@siminsights.com and inquire about getting access to the feature.
This guide creates a customer complaint roleplay scenario using AI Chat in HyperSkill.
1. Accessing AI Chat:
Open HyperSkill and log in to your author account.
Navigate to your simulations list and create a new simulation. Give it a name of your choosing and enter edit mode.
Click on the Settings tab and toggle on Enable Microphone Input.
Click the AI tab, the AI Chat sub-tab will be automatically selected for you.
You'll see the following page:
2. Configuring AI Chat:
Click on the "Enable Chit Chat" toggle to run AI Chat on. The edit panel will unlock.
Next to the toggle is a dropdown from the language model. Leave the selected option as "Azure".
Give the AI Chat character a name of your choosing.
Paste the following under "Prompt":
You are role-playing as a customer with a complaint about expired items they found on the shelves. You are frustrated and express concern about the store's quality control.
We're done!
3. Testing AI Chat:
Click the "+ Conversation" button in the top bar to test your AI Chat prompt in multi-round dialogue.
Type into the chat window to begin speaking with your roleplaying character.
4. Add a physical presence:
Add a virtual person to the scene in the Scene Layout Tab.
Click on the Settings tab and look for the header Virtual Assistant.
Under virtual assistant, select the virtual person and a voice of your choosing.
5. Test your experience:
Hit the save button at the top right of the window and enter experience mode.
Try talking using your microphone or text window. The AI Chat character will respond once you've finished speaking.
Conclusion
Congratulations! You've built your first role-playing character. Try changing the prompt instructions to see how the character responds.
