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winui/AI-AssistView/Response-Toolbar.md

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 title: Response Toolbar in WinUI AI AssistView control | Syncfusion
-description: Learn about Response Toolbar with the Syncfusion WinUI AI AssistView (SfAIAssistView) control with its basic features.
+description: Learn about the response toolbar feature in the AI AssistView control, which enables users to access quick actions to chat responses through toolbar items.
 platform: WinUI
 control: AI AssistView
 documentation: ug
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 # Response Toolbar in WinUI AI AssistView 
 
-The [SfAIAssistView](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/winui/Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.Chat.SfAIAssistView.html) control includes a **Response Toolbar** feature that enables users to customize the response toolbar in chat interactions. By default, the toolbar offers built-in options such as Copy, Regenerate, Like, and Dislike. Additionally, you can add custom toolbar items as needed.
+The [SfAIAssistView](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/winui/Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.Chat.SfAIAssistView.html) control includes a **Response Toolbar** feature, which provides built-in options such as Copy, Regenerate, Like, and Dislike for each chat response. These items provide quick actions to enhance user interactions. In addition to the built-in options, users can personalize the Response Toolbar by adding their own custom toolbar items to suit specific application needs.
 
 ## ResponseToolbarItem
 
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 ![Response toolbar visibility in WinUI SfAIAssistView control](aiassistview_images/winui_aiassistview_isresponsetoolbarvisible.png)
 
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 ## Customization of Response toolbar item using ItemTemplate
 
 The **ResponseToolbarItem** in [SfAIAssistView](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/winui/Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.Chat.SfAIAssistView.html) can be customized using the ItemTemplate property to define a custom appearance and behavior. This allows you to display icons, buttons, text, or even UI elements such as Path, Image, or TextBlock within the toolbar.