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Chacterizing Toolkits for Platform Independent Chatbot Development

<p>Context: With the increase in the use of conversational agents, especially those based on written language (chatbots), users can interact with machines through natural language. Problem: The growing demand for chatbots has raised problems related to building and deploying these conversational agents to different platforms, implying adaptation costs. Solution: We performed a systematic grey literature review to identify a set of DSL-supported tools for platform-independent chatbot development. IS Theory: In this research, we considered the Theory of Behavioral Decision scoping decision processing, the structure of choice, decision processes, and the Theory of Information Processing in what concerns data learning. Method: This research sought to list tools and DSLs for developing platform-independent chatbots, carried out through a review of the grey literature, addressing a qualitative analysis of primary studies. Summary of Results: After conducting the studies, we discovered 14 tools and 10 DSLs supporting the construction of platform-independent chatbots. Contributions and Impact in the IS area: A characterization of tools and DSLs in state of art supporting the construction of platform-independent chatbots.</p> <p>Protocolo de pesquisa, cont&eacute;m:</p> <ul> <li>String de Busca e&nbsp;Sin&ocirc;nimos</li> <li>Pequisas retornadas a partir da String de busca</li> <li>Execu&ccedil;&atilde;o dos crit&eacute;rios de inclus&atilde;o e exclus&atilde;o</li> <li>Avalia&ccedil;&atilde;o da qualidade</li> <li>Extra&ccedil;&atilde;o de Dados</li> </ul>

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