How to add a new Action

Chloe can be easily extended to support new actions. You merely need to write the code that performs the action you want and teach Chloe how to detect the action and call it.

1. Adding the action

Add a new package under react/actions with the name of the action, and implement the Action interface.

To facilitate things and reduce duplicate code, there's a action_generator.go generator that writes most of the boiler plate. Be sure to add your action there, along with it's required parameters, and to set skips for functions you might want to write yourself.

Of everything, only the struct itself, the Execute and the GetNotification methods are required to be implemented manually.

You can use tts as a reference of a simple action, but basically you need to return an array of ResponseObject in the Execute method, which you can create using structs.NewResponseObject(<OBJECT_TYPE>).

Generating code

In case you aren't aware, to generate files in Go we use go generate. To do so, go to the root of the project and run go generate ./... and Go will create several files ending in _gen.go with the generated code.

2. Register the action

Register the action in the actions map using all the aliases you want to support.

3. Teach Chloe how to detect the action

Edit the action_detection prompt to teach her how to detect them. Simply add it to the COMMANDS section by following the existing examples.

4. (Optional) Add few-shot examples

You can optionally add few-shot examples to help Chloe detect the action. See Few-shot prompting.

5. Give back to the community

If you think your action is useful for the community, please consider opening a pull request to add it to Chloe.