Interactive assistant: block the entire UI and make the user happier
summary
An engineering team built an open-source library that implements guided, step‑by‑step interactive scenarios which lock the UI while users complete business tasks in a form-driven orchestrator. The talk covers the full implementation process, technical details of the library, encountered problems and lessons learned, and shows results and planned next steps.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:50Training system solution
- 4:59Library requirements
- 8:10UI blocking and highlighting
- 13:03Adding interactivity and cards
- 20:30Handling dynamic UI changes
- 26:06Scenario step transitions
- 32:47Element activation conditions
- 35:36Library interface overview
- 37:24Library benefits and features
- 39:33Development plans and use cases
- 40:35Q&A
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