Test to write virtual stories from configure.
Project description
Virtual Stories
The directory structure of the virtual stories is as follows: virtual_stories/{DOMAIN}/{TOPIC}/{SEQ_NUM}_{DIALOGUE_NAME}_{LANGUAGE_CODE}.txt
{DOMAIN}: The business domain or industry category, such as "entertainment_platform", "fitness_center", "public_utilities", "e_commerce", "healthcare", "automotive", "financial_services", "telecommunications", "education", "travel_aviation", etc.{TOPIC}: The type of customer service interaction, such as "product_inquiry", "technical_support", "order_issues", "complaints_resolution", "billing_payment", "after_sales_service", "appointment_scheduling", "loyalty_programs", "emergency_support", "feedback_suggestions".{SEQ_NUM}: A unique sequential number for each dialogue within a topic, starting from 1 without zero-padding (e.g., 1, 2, 3, not 01, 02, 03).{DIALOGUE_NAME}: A brief, descriptive name for the dialogue that follows Python variable naming conventions (lowercase with underscores, no special characters or spaces).{LANGUAGE_CODE}: The ISO language code with hyphens replaced by underscores (e.g., "zh_CN" for Chinese Simplified, "en" for English, "ja" for Japanese).
Dialogue file example:
"""
This is a docstring section.
You can write dialogue description here.
Allowable roles: `user`, `assistant`, `system`, `developer`, `tool`
Valid channels: analysis, commentary, final. Channel must be included for every message.
"""
system:
System prompt put here.
user:
User say something. For example, "What's the weather like in Boston?"
assistant channel=analysis:
# If the channel is `analysis`, that means the assistant is analyzing, thinking and reasoning about the user's message. Content example:
The user is asking for the weather in Boston. I should use the `get_current_weather` tool. I will default to celsius since no unit was specified.
assistant channel=commentary to=tool.get_current_weather:
# The tool is called `get_current_weather`. The tool call must be in channel `commentary`. For example:
{"location": "Boston, MA", "unit": "celsius"}
tool.get_current_weather channel=commentary to=assistant:
The tool output is returned to the assistant in channel `commentary`. For example:
{"temperature": "22", "unit": "celsius", "description": "Partly cloudy"}
assistant channel=analysis:
The tool provided the weather data for Boston: 22 degrees Celsius and partly cloudy. I will now format this into a clear, concise sentence for the user.
assistant channel=final:
The current weather in Boston is 22°C and partly cloudy. 🌤️
Features
Supported Languages
class LanguageCodes(StrEnum):
ABKHAZ = "ab"
ACEHNESE = "ace"
ACHOLI = "ach"
AFRIKAANS = "af"
ALBANIAN = "sq"
ALUR = "alz"
AMHARIC = "am"
ARABIC = "ar"
ARMENIAN = "hy"
ASSAMESE = "as"
AWADHI = "awa"
AYMARA = "ay"
AZERBAIJANI = "az"
BALINESE = "ban"
BAMBARA = "bm"
BASHKIR = "ba"
BASQUE = "eu"
BATAK_KARO = "btx"
BATAK_SIMALUNGUN = "bts"
BATAK_TOBA = "bbc"
BELARUSIAN = "be"
BEMBA = "bem"
BENGALI = "bn"
BETAWI = "bew"
BHOJPURI = "bho"
BIKOL = "bik"
BOSNIAN = "bs"
BRETON = "br"
BULGARIAN = "bg"
BURYAT = "bua"
CANTONESE = "yue"
CATALAN = "ca"
CEBUANO = "ceb"
CHICHEWA_NYANJA = "ny"
CHINESE_SIMPLIFIED = "zh-CN"
CHINESE_SIMPLIFIED_2 = "zh"
CHINESE_TRADITIONAL = "zh-TW"
CHUVASH = "cv"
CORSICAN = "co"
CRIMEAN_TATAR = "crh"
CROATIAN = "hr"
CZECH = "cs"
DANISH = "da"
DINKA = "din"
DIVEHI = "dv"
DOGRI = "doi"
DOMBE = "dov"
DUTCH = "nl"
DZONGKHA = "dz"
ENGLISH = "en"
ESPERANTO = "eo"
ESTONIAN = "et"
EWE = "ee"
FIJIAN = "fj"
FILIPINO_TAGALOG = "fil"
FILIPINO_TAGALOG_2 = "tl"
FINNISH = "fi"
FRENCH = "fr"
FRENCH_FR = "fr-FR"
FRENCH_CA = "fr-CA"
FRISIAN = "fy"
FULFULDE = "ff"
GA = "gaa"
GALICIAN = "gl"
GANDA_LUGANDA = "lg"
GEORGIAN = "ka"
GERMAN = "de"
GREEK = "el"
GUARANI = "gn"
GUJARATI = "gu"
HAITIAN_CREOLE = "ht"
HAKHA_CHIN = "cnh"
HAUSA = "ha"
HAWAIIAN = "haw"
HEBREW = "iw"
HEBREW_2 = "he"
HILIGAYNON = "hil"
HINDI = "hi"
HMONG = "hmn"
HUNGARIAN = "hu"
HUNSRIK = "hrx"
ICELANDIC = "is"
IGBO = "ig"
ILOKO = "ilo"
INDONESIAN = "id"
IRISH = "ga"
ITALIAN = "it"
JAPANESE = "ja"
JAVANESE = "jw"
JAVANESE_2 = "jv"
KANNADA = "kn"
KAPAMPANGAN = "pam"
KAZAKH = "kk"
KHMER = "km"
KIGA = "cgg"
KINYARWANDA = "rw"
KITUBA = "ktu"
KONKANI = "gom"
KOREAN = "ko"
KRIO = "kri"
KURDISH_KURMANJI = "ku"
KURDISH_SORANI = "ckb"
KYRGYZ = "ky"
LAO = "lo"
LATGALIAN = "ltg"
LATIN = "la"
LATVIAN = "lv"
LIGURIAN = "lij"
LIMBURGAN = "li"
LINGALA = "ln"
LITHUANIAN = "lt"
LOMBARD = "lmo"
LUO = "luo"
LUXEMBOURGISH = "lb"
MACEDONIAN = "mk"
MAITHILI = "mai"
MAKASSAR = "mak"
MALAGASY = "mg"
MALAY = "ms"
MALAY_JAWI = "ms-Arab"
MALAYALAM = "ml"
MALTESE = "mt"
MAORI = "mi"
MARATHI = "mr"
MEADOW_MARI = "chm"
MEITEILON_MANIPURI = "mni-Mtei"
MINANG = "min"
MIZO = "lus"
MONGOLIAN = "mn"
MYANMAR_BURMESE = "my"
NDEBELE_SOUTH = "nr"
NEPALBHASA_NEWARI = "new"
NEPALI = "ne"
NORTHERN_SOTHO_SEPEDI = "nso"
NORWEGIAN = "no"
NUER = "nus"
OCCITAN = "oc"
ODIA_ORIYA = "or"
OROMO = "om"
PANGASINAN = "pag"
PAPIAMENTO = "pap"
PASHTO = "ps"
PERSIAN = "fa"
POLISH = "pl"
PORTUGUESE = "pt"
PORTUGUESE_PT = "pt-PT"
PORTUGUESE_BR = "pt-BR"
PUNJABI = "pa"
PUNJABI_SHAHMUKHI = "pa-Arab"
QUECHUA = "qu"
ROMANI = "rom"
ROMANIAN = "ro"
RUNDI = "rn"
RUSSIAN = "ru"
SAMOAN = "sm"
SANGO = "sg"
SANSKRIT = "sa"
SCOTS_GAELIC = "gd"
SERBIAN = "sr"
SESOTHO = "st"
SEYCHELLOIS_CREOLE = "crs"
SHAN = "shn"
SHONA = "sn"
SICILIAN = "scn"
SILESIAN = "szl"
SINDHI = "sd"
SINHALA = "si"
SLOVAK = "sk"
SLOVENIAN = "sl"
SOMALI = "so"
SPANISH = "es"
SUNDANESE = "su"
SWAHILI = "sw"
SWATI = "ss"
SWEDISH = "sv"
TAJIK = "tg"
TAMIL = "ta"
TATAR = "tt"
TELUGU = "te"
TETUM = "tet"
THAI = "th"
TIGRINYA = "ti"
TSONGA = "ts"
TSWANA = "tn"
TURKISH = "tr"
TURKMEN = "tk"
TWI_AKAN = "ak"
UKRAINIAN = "uk"
URDU = "ur"
UYGHUR = "ug"
UZBEK = "uz"
VIETNAMESE = "vi"
WELSH = "cy"
XHOSA = "xh"
YIDDISH = "yi"
YORUBA = "yo"
YUCATEC_MAYA = "yua"
ZULU = "zu"
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