Abstract
This paper details the development of a service-oriented, LLM-powered assistant integrated into complex web applications to enhance user interaction. The assistant provides context-aware, real-time support, guiding users through workflows, minimizing cognitive load, and aligning decisions with UI actions. The current system achieves situational assistance, guided dialogs, and real-time data access but faces challenges such as prompt efficiency and maintaining context accuracy over prolonged use. While promising, the assistant requires further refinement for full-scale reliability and precision. Future work focuses on fine-tuning for specialized knowledge retention and structured outputs to enhance consistency. This approach demonstrates the potential of service-embedded AI to improve user experiences through context-driven, adaptive support.
Recommended Citation
Skodawessely, Thomas; Jung, Hagen; and Zinke-Wehlmann, Christian, "Service-Embedded Interaction for LLM Assistance" (2025). SIG SVC Pre-ICIS Workshop 2024. 12.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/sprouts_proceedings_sigsvc_2024/12