AI Cues let the virtual character trigger specific actions in your experience. Each Cue has an Instruction that tells the AI under which condition the Cue should be activated. The AI checks these conditions every time it generates an answer.
How to write good Instructions
Describe only the condition — not what the AI should say or do.
Keep it short and factual (e.g. user says “yes”, user says “I am ready”).
Avoid imperatives (e.g. say this, do that), because they can directly influence the AI’s spoken answer instead of just controlling the Cue.
Conditions can describe any kind of circumstance derived from the course of the dialogue, such as a clear phrase the user speaks, a certain state or progress in the conversation, or a goal reached by the AI character or the user.
Simple, language-based conditions (e.g. keywords or user intent) tend to work more reliably than complex logical rules (e.g. “after exactly 3 turns”).
