feat(amazonq): Enable implicit @workspace context for Amzn users #5856
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| "description": "Enable default `@workspace` context of Amazon Q chat for certain users" | |||
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if it's not for public users to access this feature, i think we probably dont want to mention it?
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but it is still customer facing
Will-ShaoHua
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justinmk3
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Problem
The chat workspace context requires user to manually input
@workspacein the chat window, but when user do not have such prompt, workspace context can still be useful, we want to always send the relevant document and let service decide when to utilize it.Solution
Enable implicit
@workspacecontext for Amzn users. For these users, if they do not have@workspacein the chat prompt, the relevantTextDocument is still added to the chat API. This will be AB testedThis PR also removes the outdated data collection experiment
License: I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.