One thing that can be tricky to figure out is how to use Jev's primitives to handle more…
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One thing that can be tricky to figure out is how to use Jev's primitives to handle more than one intent in a single user query. My favorite way to approach this is what I call the "shopping cart" pattern: recursively pick the next thing until Jev says we're done. I've personally used this to make a coffee ordering bot for our company Slack (using @DoorDash's CLI!), as well as a fast multi-intent handler for my smart home system. Give it a shot!
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