Identifying Intents

Now that you've defined the intents, it's time to actually try to identify intents from text.

In order to do this, we'll be using that identifyIntent function that we destructured from createUI2.

Here's the code:

identifyIntent("what is 2+2");

It's as Simple as That

That's it. You don't need to assign it to a variable, write any if statements to process, or anything.

Seems too good to be true?

Well, sort of. In fact, in your createUI2 above, you already defined all the behavior. Thus, identifyIntent directly draws from that. No additional setup needed.

The Complete Code

The final code is also available on GitHub in the /examples folder. Check it out here.

To conclude, here's the final code all over again:

import { createUI2 } from "ui2-sdk";
import { z } from "zod";
import { createCerebras } from "@ai-sdk/cerebras";
 
const cerebras = createCerebras({
	apiKey: "API_KEY",
});
 
let { identifyIntent } = createUI2({
	model: cerebras("llama-3.3-70b"),
})
	.addIntent("sum", {
		parameters: z.object({
			a: z.number(),
			b: z.number(),
		}),
		description: "Add two numbers together",
		onIntent: (intentCall) => {
			console.log(
				`${intentCall.parameters.a} + ${intentCall.parameters.b} = ${
					intentCall.parameters.a + intentCall.parameters.b
				}`
			);
		},
	})
	.addIntent("square", {
		parameters: z.object({
			a: z.number(),
		}),
		description: "Squares a number",
		onIntent: (intentCall) => {
			console.log(
				`${intentCall.parameters.a}^2 = ${
					intentCall.parameters.a * intentCall.parameters.a
				}`
			);
		},
	});
 
identifyIntent("what is 2+2");

Read the next section to see what's next for your UI2 journey.

Identifying Intents

It's as Simple as That

The Complete Code

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