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"DECO: Life-Cycle Management of Enterprise-Grade Chatbots"

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DECO is a framework that helps software teams build and manage enterprise chatbots for engineering tasks, improving incident resolution and documentation access through advanced retrieval methods.

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https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.06099

πŸ” Original Problem:

Software engineers struggle with scattered documentation, telemetry data, and incident reports across multiple systems, making incident resolution and daily tasks time-consuming and inefficient.

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πŸ› οΈ Solution in this Paper:

β†’ DECO introduces a self-hosting model where teams can deploy chatbots without extensive LLM expertise

β†’ The framework uses NL2SearchQuery functionality and hierarchical planners to optimize document retrieval and skill selection

β†’ It transforms unstructured incident logs into structured guides through automated preprocessing pipelines

β†’ The system integrates with internal tools and monitoring systems through an extensible development platform

β†’ DECO employs a continuous evaluation framework to measure chatbot performance using various metrics

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πŸ’‘ Key Insights:

β†’ Traditional chatbot development requires iterative prompt tuning, while DECO enables autonomous self-onboarding

β†’ Response quality issues stem from incorrect skill selection rather than hallucinations

β†’ Hybrid search algorithms outperform traditional vector search for technical documentation

β†’ Self-hosting model reduces maintenance costs and resource requirements

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πŸ“Š Results:

β†’ Deployed across Microsoft since September 2023 with tens of thousands of interactions

β†’ Reduces incident triaging time by 10-20 minutes per incident

β†’ Average user rating of 3.6 stars from hundreds of feedback entries

β†’ Annual cost savings in tens of millions for the organization

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