Abstract: Provided herein are systems and methods of configuring finite state machines (FSMs) for applications. A server may identify a configuration file for an application. The configuration file may define an FSM for a corresponding routine to address a condition. Each FSM may identify a plurality of states, each of which may specify an output for a respective routine. The output may identify graphical elements for a user interface of the application. Each FSM may identify a plurality of transitions, each of which specifies an event to be detected via the user interface. The event may correspond to an action to be performed via the application for the respective routine. The server may generate, using the configuration file, instructions defining the FSM. The server may provide the instructions generated from the configuration file to include in the application.

Abstract: Users of personalized messaging systems can encounter message fatigue, thereby reducing the efficacy of a message on its intended recipient. Message fatigue can result in wasted computational resources and bandwidth as messages transmitted over a network to the user's client device are not acted upon at the client device. For applications involving desired user interactions and responses, personalized messaging can be a tool to achieve user engagement targets. The systems and methods presented herein may address several of the technical challenges with personalized messaging.