You can associate a user question or phrase, or individual words with sentiment (good vs bad). Sentiment can be used to track how the user is feeling about the current conversation. The sentiment statistic is tracked by your bot daily and can be graphed from its Analytics page.

Here is an example response list that defines sentiment for words and phrases:

Topics can be used to add context to a response, or conversation.

Topics can be set on a response in the Training & Chat Logs page in your bot's , or by importing a response list, or AIML file.

Bot Libre supports labels. A label lets you name a response and then reuse it just using the name. You can set the label for a response from the Training & Chat Logs page in your bot's Admin Console, or by importing a response list file.

To reference a label just put the label name as the response i.e. #hello (labels must start with a #).

You can add previous responses to a response from the Chat Logs page under Admin.

A previous responses is the bot's preceding response. Previous responses can be used to give a response a context.

You can add required words to a response from the Chat Logs page under Admin.

A required word is a word that is required to be in the question for a specific response.

You can add keywords to a response from the Training & Chat Logs page in your bot's Admin Console.

A keyword is an important word in the question for a specific response.

Example:
question: Do you like hockey?

From the "Training & Chat Logs page" in your bot's Admin Console you can import chat logs and response lists to train your bot.

Four formats are supported: