A crossword puzzle is a native interaction format. It does not need an interaction state. The puzzle uses word metadata to create the grid.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A crossword puzzle is a native interaction format.
It does not need an interaction state. The puzzle uses word metadata to create the grid.
An AI model uses the `crossword` format ID. This format is a native quiz type. It does not require an `interaction_state`. The AI model builds the puzzle grid using `word_meta` information.
A developer wants to create a crossword puzzle. The developer tells the AI model to use the `crossword` format. The AI model then uses word definitions and lengths from `word_meta` to build the puzzle grid. The user can then solve the puzzle.
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A crossword puzzle is a native interaction format. It does not need an interaction state. The puzzle uses word metadata to create the grid.