add-wizard-step

Build multi-step wizard flows in a Telegram bot by extending the WizardStep class to define individual steps. Each step manages its own entry, validation, storage, and retry logic, enabling guided conversational interactions.

State management for conversational AI user flows in Kotlin is handled by retaining user state across wizard steps. This structured approach supports flexible transitions between steps, allowing you to move forward, retry, or finish complex tasks.

Yes, you can validate user input sequentially during a Telegram bot onboarding wizard. You define specific validation logic for each individual step, ensuring data like usernames or emails is checked before proceeding to the next step.

The best way to handle step transitions in a Kotlin Telegram bot wizard is using the structured WizardStep approach. It facilitates flexible transitions between steps, allowing you to control moving to the next step, retrying, or finishing.

No external state management dependencies are required to create guided interactions in a Telegram bot. The Skill operates without dependencies, using internal state management to handle user data across different wizard steps.

Define retry logic for failed validation in a conversational wizard step by implementing the retry mechanism within your WizardStep extension. This allows the bot to prompt the user again if input validation fails before proceeding.