(drakestein) Extract text from message from IA responses

[vast lily]

Hi everyone!

I'm trying to integrate AI with NPCs. The question is:

When I send the message to the model, it returns a text similar to the following:
Response:
I'm worried about what's going on! map@[emotion=angry;action=think]

Actions and emotions have variations depending on the AI ​​response
The question is, from this returned message, is there a way to extract the text map@[emotion=angry;action=think]?

The idea is that the response the character receives does not have the map
"map@[emotion=angry;action=think]" and that he can use this map to perform actions with the NPC.

I get the AI ​​response through a webget:

- ~webget <[url]> data:<[data].to_json> headers:<[headers]> save:response

And I get it through the following flag
<util.parse_yaml[<entry[response].result>].get[textResponse]>

Thank you for your time and sorry if my English is bad.

[marble scarab]

(drakestein) Extract text from message from IA responses

[marble scarab]

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[terse talon]

What text exactly?

Do you want to entirely remove the maptag?

[vast lily]

I'll try to explain the text a little more.
Here are some examples that the AI ​​will return to me

`Hi Jonh, it's a pleasure to see you again at the tavern map@[emotion=happy;action=greet]

I don't have time for you right now John map@[emotion=disgusted;action=work]

Have a great day John, I hope you come back to the tavern soon map@[emotion=pleased;action=goodbye]`

The structure of the message will always be:

TEXT map@[emotion=VAL1;action=VAL2]

Only the emotion and the action can vary so this map will change, the idea is that we only leave the TEXT and we can extract the whole map.
map@[emotion=VAL1;action=VAL2]

In this example you can see that AI messages are sent when one approaches the NPC and when one types

This flag returns that response
<util.parse_yaml[<entry[response].result>].get[textResponse]>

[novel hazel]

What does <util.parse_yaml[<entry[response].result>]> output?

please provide a debug/logs of it ^

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