package connectrpc.eliza.v1

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ElizaService provides a way to talk to Eliza, a port of the DOCTOR script for Joseph Weizenbaum's original ELIZA program. Created in the mid-1960s at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, ELIZA demonstrates the superficiality of human-computer communication. DOCTOR simulates a psychotherapist, and is commonly found as an Easter egg in emacs distributions.

• rpc Say (SayRequest, SayResponse)

  eliza.proto:15

  Say is a unary RPC. Eliza responds to the prompt with a single sentence.

  message SayRequest

  eliza.proto:28

  SayRequest is a single-sentence request.

  • string sentence = 1

  message SayResponse

  eliza.proto:33

  SayResponse is a single-sentence response.

  • string sentence = 1

• rpc Converse (stream ConverseRequest, stream ConverseResponse)

  eliza.proto:21

  Converse is a bidirectional RPC. The caller may exchange multiple back-and-forth messages with Eliza over a long-lived connection. Eliza responds to each ConverseRequest with a ConverseResponse.

  message ConverseRequest

  eliza.proto:39

  ConverseRequest is a single sentence request sent as part of a back-and-forth conversation.

  • string sentence = 1

  message ConverseResponse

  eliza.proto:45

  ConverseResponse is a single sentence response sent in answer to a ConverseRequest.

  • string sentence = 1

• rpc Introduce (IntroduceRequest, stream IntroduceResponse)

  eliza.proto:24

  Introduce is a server streaming RPC. Given the caller's name, Eliza returns a stream of sentences to introduce itself.

  message IntroduceRequest

  eliza.proto:50

  IntroduceRequest asks Eliza to introduce itself to the named user.

  • string name = 1

  message IntroduceResponse

  eliza.proto:55

  IntroduceResponse is one sentence of Eliza's introductory monologue.

  • string sentence = 1