package connectrpc.eliza.v1

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ElizaService provides a way to talk to the ELIZA, which is 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 Converse (stream ConverseRequest, stream ConverseResponse)

  eliza.proto:31

  Converse is a bi-directional streaming request demo. This method should allow for many requests and many responses.

  message ConverseRequest

  eliza.proto:48

  ConverseRequest describes the sentence said to the ELIZA program.

  • string sentence = 1

  message ConverseResponse

  eliza.proto:53

  ConverseResponse describes the sentence responded by the ELIZA program.

  • string sentence = 1

• rpc Introduce (IntroduceRequest, stream IntroduceResponse)

  eliza.proto:34

  Introduce is a server-streaming request demo. This method allows for a single request that will return a series of responses

  message IntroduceRequest

  eliza.proto:58

  IntroduceRequest describes a request for details from the ELIZA program.

  • string name = 1

  message IntroduceResponse

  eliza.proto:63

  IntroduceResponse describes the sentence responded by the ELIZA program.

  • string sentence = 1

• rpc Say (SayRequest, SayResponse)

  eliza.proto:28

  Say is a unary request demo. This method should allow for a one sentence response given a one sentence request.

SayRequest describes the sentence said to the ELIZA program.

Used as request type in: ElizaService.Say, matt.v1.MattService.Say

• string sentence = 1

SayResponse describes the sentence responded by the ELIZA program.

Used as response type in: ElizaService.Say, matt.v1.MattService.Say

• string sentence = 1