Using The Joule Web Client
Using The Joule Web Client
Personalizing Joule
The Joule settings can be accessed by opening the side navigation panel on
the Joule screen. You can use the settings menu to personalize your own user
experience, rename or delete conversations, and create new conversations when
using Joule.
The settings menu allows you to personalize your Joule experience.
Set the accessibility options allowing you to turn off animations and disable
streaming.
Working with Joule
Once you've personalized your settings, you can start using Joule.
Open the navigation panel to manage multiple conversations in Joule. From the
side navigation panel, you can also access the Joule settings and AI notice.
Expand the Web Client to fill the available screen space and offer a better user
experience.
Active conversations
Multiple conversations are sorted with the most recently active on top.
Expired conversations
Multiple conversations are sorted by the creation date of the thread with
the newest at the top.
On opening the Web Client, depending on how the assistant is configured, you are
greeted with a welcome message containing a greeting, user utterance examples, and
some conversation starters.
You can enter your request to the currently loaded assistant in the input filed of the Web
Client using the keyboard and pressing Enter, or pressing the Send button.
Using the Up Arrow on your keyboard, while having the focus in the input field, will recall
the last requests typed.
You can create a new conversation by selecting the New Conversation icon form the
side navigation panel. When you add a new conversation, a conversation title will be
generated based on the first request-response triggered by a user in a conversation
thread. You can rename the conversation at anytime by hovering over the conversation
in the side navigation panel and selecting Rename from the conversation menu or from
the conversation header.
To delete a conversation, hover over the conversation in the side navigation panel or
select the action menu from the header and select Delete from the menu.
Response streaming in Joule
By default, text responses in Joule are streamed to provide a dynamic, real-time
experience. In addition, Rich UI Elements(such as List, Picture, Card, Carousel, etc.)
are streamed in two stages:
Once the data is received, the loader is replaced by the corresponding Rich UI
element.
Conversation Expiration
A conversation expires after 8 hours of inactivity. Upon expiration you'll be notified and
provided with an option to trigger a new conversation.