Identity 201: Cloud Identity for Developers
Description
PresenterBot is an open source project to demonstrate some of the technologies behind Microsoft Bot Framework, LUIS, Skype and Bing Speech.
You can find the source code here: https://github.com/matvelloso/presenterbot
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The Discussion
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El Bruno This is so cool ! thanks for sharing :D
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dimapasko Inspiring!
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xamiell Awesome!
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horzsolt2006 Hi, this is excellent, I've just checked out the code from Github and couldn't make it work (starting the UI solution it displays a static html page, sending message to the bot is not possible). Do you have any guideline to properly setup it?
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FrankLaVigne So Meta! and so Cool!
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MatVelloso @horzsolt2006:My bad for not adding more documentation there. You need to setup your own LUIS model (and import the LUIS model that it's in there), then setup the LUIS keys in the web service. You need to deploy the web service and register it in bot framework, then apply the keys to that web.config. You need to enable direct line, get the keys and use them in the client. You also need to enable a Bing Speech API subscription and use those keys on the client as well. Without those keys, it won't work.