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I can find all the places where the value string searchtheme occurs in my trainings by doing this:

grep -ir "searchtheme" *
t-1.training.bxb:  utterance ("[g:GetContent] Show me more on the theme of (paintings)[v:SearchTheme].")
t-4.training.bxb:  utterance ("[g:GetContent] Tell me about (when)[v:SearchTheme] Stonehenge was built.")
t-a.training.bxb:  utterance ("[g:GetContent] Show me more on the theme of (music)[v:SearchTheme].")
t-d.training.bxb:  utterance ("[g:GetContent] Show me the (video introduction)[v:SearchTheme].")
t-h.training.bxb:  utterance ("[g:GetContent] Tell me more about (literature)[v:SearchTheme].")
t-o.training.bxb:  utterance ("[g:GetContent] Show me the (video introduction)[v:SearchTheme].")
t-p.training.bxb:  utterance ("[g:GetContent] Tell me about (tourism)[v:SearchTheme].")
t-v.training.bxb:  utterance ("[g:GetContent] Show me the (video introduction)[v:SearchTheme].")

but I don't see a way to do that in Bixby Studio itself. Am I missing something?

Fred Zimmerman
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Yes, Bixby allows you to search the metadata using their Aligned NL syntax

More information about searching your NL training

Aligned NL Example

Pete Haas
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