Jovo

Jovo is an open-source framework for building voice and chat applications, often referred to as "conversational apps." It allows developers to create experiences that work across multiple platforms, including Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Facebook Messenger, web platforms, and more.

The framework provides a unified interface for handling user input (voice or text) and generating output, abstracting away the specific requirements of each platform. This enables developers to write conversational logic once and deploy it to multiple channels without significant code modifications.

Key features of Jovo include:

• Cross-Platform Development: Build conversational applications that run on various platforms, reducing development time and effort.

• Component-Based Architecture: Organize conversational logic into reusable components, improving code maintainability and scalability.

• Debugging and Testing Tools: Provides tools to help debug and test conversational applications, ensuring quality and reliability.

• NLU Integration: Simplifies the integration with Natural Language Understanding (NLU) platforms such as Dialogflow, Rasa, and Lex.

• State Management: Helps manage the conversation state, allowing for more complex and personalized interactions.

Jovo's goal is to simplify the development process for conversational applications and make it easier for developers to create engaging and effective voice and chat experiences. It aims to bridge the gap between different conversational platforms, promoting a more unified development ecosystem.