There are many ways to implement NLP, and Many app implementations use natural language processing (NLP) to determine Then reference a dictionary that maps commands to handler functions for each One straightforward approach is to tokenize the message, extract the command, and Command parserĬommand-driven apps examine the message content of events coming from GoogleĬhat, then extract commands and parameters from this content. You can create a simple fixed-syntax command parser, use advanced AIĪnd language processing libraries or services, or anything else appropriateįor your particular goals. Google Chat does not constrain the way in which you implement your app's Status, or for some kinds of app prototyping.

Incoming webhooks are best suited for simple, one-off apps to report alerts or This approach is 'hardcoded' to a specificĬhat space and does not allow user interaction, and this type of app cannot be You can create an app that just injects messages to a chat space, using calls to Such an app using Apps Script, with its built-in

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