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make cmdline
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After the bot has loaded you can start chatting to it. If you start by saying `Hi` for example,
the bot will reply by asking you what you are looking for and show you a number of options in form of buttons.
Since those buttons do not show when testing the bot in the command line, you can imitate a button click by copy
After the bot has loaded, you can start chatting to it. If you start by saying `Hi` for example,
the bot will reply by asking you what you are looking for and show a number of options in form of buttons.
Since those buttons do not show up when testing the bot in the command line, you can imitate a button click by copy
and pasting the intent of the button of your choice as your input.

An example conversation in the command line could look something like this:
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```

Try out different conversations and see what the current state of the bot can do!
After playing around a bit you can try to modify and extend the bot by adding custom actions and intents for example.
After playing around a bit you can try to modify and extend the bot by adding custom actions and intents also.
Find help for this in the [Rasa Docs](https://rasa.com/docs/).

A helpful option to extend training data and get to know your bot is interactive learning,
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## 📱 Use Telegram as Chat platform
In order to chat to the Medicare Locator through Telegram you can do the following:

**Step 1**: First if you don't already use Telegram, download it and set it up with your phone.
Once you are registered with Telegram you start by setting up a Telegram bot.
**Step 1**: First if you don't use Telegram, download it and set it up with your phone.
Once you are registered with Telegram you can start by setting up a Telegram bot.

**Step 2**: To setup your own bot go to the [Telegram BotFather](https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@BotFather),
**Step 2**: To setup your own bot, Go to the [Telegram BotFather](https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@BotFather),
enter `/newbot` and follow the instructions.
You should get your `access_token`, and the username you set will be your `verify`. Save this information as you will need it later.

**Step 3**: Now you will need to connect to Telegram via a webhook. To create a local webhook from your machine you can use [Ngrok](https://ngrok.com/). Follow the instructions on their site to
**Step 3**: Now you will need to connect to Telegram via a webhook. To create a local webhook from your machine, you can use [Ngrok](https://ngrok.com/). Follow the instructions on their site to
set it up on your computer. Move `ngrok` to your working directory and in a new terminal run:
```
./ngrok http 5005
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For more information about Medicare APIs please visit [data.medicare.gov](https://data.medicare.gov/)

If you would like to run Medicare Locator on your website, follow the instructions
If you would like to run Medicare Locator on your website, Follow the instructions
[here](https://github.com/mrbot-ai/rasa-webchat) to place the chat widget on
your website.

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