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Description
The goal of this feature is to allow a Guru's admin to manage the default example questions proposed by the Guru. Specifically, this relates to the questions initially proposed by the Guru before the user has asked any questions - once a question is asked, the proposed follow-up questions should remain automatically generated.
Such default example questions seem to already be present (in a way) on Gurubase's UI:
However, there seems to be no way to manage these questions and also correct potential issues (see above how the same question repeats for some reason on the ITB Guru). Being able to define 2-3 default example questions could be very beneficial in highlighting the most popular questions or specific entry points that the admin would want to highlight.
Where this feature's potential would be truly unlocked is if Guru "contexts" (see #190) are supported. These contexts (considered also as "topics") could have their own (optional) configuration of default example questions that would be presented if a given context/topic is selected on Gurubase's UI, or signaled by the widget (e.g. fetched at widget initialisation or context switch). This would provide context-specific entry points that would add significant added value over the otherwise default questions that would by nature always be as general as possible.