I am stuck in a configuration loop where I can only achieve one or the other, resulting in a broken user experience.
Scenario A: Intent Detection = ON- The Good: High-intent keywords successfully trigger the visual Appointment Flow.
- The Bad: The fallback routing (Default Reply Node) loses all native contextual memory. Every open-ended question is treated as a standalone event, forcing the AI to repeat itself.
Conversation Flow Example:
- User: Good morning. What is the price of the consultation?
- AI: To give you pricing, first I need to know which branch you want to visit.
- User: Ohio.
- AI: The consultation in Ohio is $100. What is a good day for your visit?
- User: I would like to know the price of [Service].
- AI: To give you pricing, first I need to know which branch you want to visit. (Memory Loss: Forgot user already said "Ohio")
- The Good: Seamless, flawless contextual memory. The AI naturally holds the conversation and retains details provided by the user.
- The Bad: Global keyword triggers are completely bypassed. When a user states they want to book, BotSailor fails to launch the interactive visual flow, leaving the user stuck in an endless text loop.
Conversation Flow Example:
- User: Good morning. What is the price of the consultation?
- AI: Good morning, to give you pricing, first I need to know which branch you want to visit.
- User: Ohio.
- AI: The consultation in Ohio is $100. What is a good day for your visit?
- User: I would like to know the price of [Service].
- AI: [Service] in Ohio is $300. What day works for you? (Perfect Memory: Remembers "Ohio")
- User: Monday 4th.
- AI: Thank you for your cooperation, please provide your details... (Failure: Fails to trigger the visual Appointment Flow to map the calendar automation)
How can I configure BotSailor so that the AI Agent manages the open-ended dialogue natively (with memory), but still allows the platform's keyword/intent engine to intercept the conversation and launch a specific visual flow?
Is there a specific webhook, session variables ({{subscriber_id}}), or a Function Calling/Tools feature I should be using to bridge this gap?