The execution parameter in the act() function allows you to adjust and fine-tune the AI-Native Interface behavior. You can use this parameter to define:

• Tasks the AI-Native Interface must perform based on user queries
• How the AI-Native Interface must query data corpuses to retrieve information
• How the AI-Native Interface must formulate its responses

To modify the AI-Native Interface's behavior, add the act() function to the dialog script. In the execution parameter, specify the transform that provides instructions on how the AI-Native Interface must act in specific situations.

act({
    execution: transforms.act_execute
});

Example of use

Assume you are building an AI-Native Interface that provides information on medications. When a user asks about medication usage, the AI-Native Interface should recommend consulting a healthcare professional. To achieve this:

1. To the dialog script, add data corpuses that provide information about medications:

   corpus({
       title: `Cleveland Clinic`,
       urls: [`https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/penicillin`],
       depth: 1,
       maxPages: 1
   }); 
   
   corpus({
       title: `Health Direct`,
       urls: [`https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/penicillin`],
       depth: 1,
       maxPages: 1
   });

2. In the Debugging Chat, ask a question about medication usage and check the response.

3. Under Transforms, create the act_execute transform with the following instructions:

   If a user asks about medications, give a general response and advise them to consult a healthcare professional for accurate and safe medical advice.

4. To the dialog script, add the act() function with the execution parameter:

   act({
       execution: transforms.act_execute
   });

In the Debugging Chat, ask a question about medication usage once again and check the response.