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Conversational motifs — a standard library of high-confidence flow fragments.
Most developers don’t want to invent flow topology; they want vetted
primitives: collect these slots, confirm then commit, require a
disclosure, answer an FAQ then resume, hand off. A Motif is a factory
for a pre-configured StageSpec (or OverlaySpec) that you append with
Conversation::add_stage /
add_overlay and wire with
.next(..) as usual. Motifs are just lowered through the validated IR — same
fail-loud guarantees as hand-written stages (a mis-built commit motif fails
compile() exactly like a hand-written one would).
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let convo = Conversation::new("booking")
.add_stage(Motif::collect_frame::<Booking>("collect"))
.next("confirm", Guard::captured(["party_size"]))
.add_stage(Motif::confirm_then_commit("confirm", "book", "user_confirmed"))
.next("done", Guard::called_ok("book"))
.add_stage(Motif::handoff("done"))
.require(["done"])
.compile()?;Structs§
- Motif
- Namespace of conversational motif factories.