message: memo: Add section about model configuration
diff: @@ -29,8 +29,10 @@ const project = new ProjectConfig({
  It consists of the following elements:
  - [`endpoint`](#endpoint): How the platform can call your Jovo app, e.g. Jovo Webhook URL.
  +- [`models`](#models): Override the default behavior for building your language models.
  - [`plugins`](#plugins): CLI plugins that are used, e.g. Alexa.
  -- [Staging](#staging): Set up different staging environments, e.g. `dev` and `prod`.
  +- [`stages`](#staging): Set up different staging environments, e.g. `dev` and `prod`.
  +- [`defaultStage`](#staging): Set a default stage.
  - [`hooks`](#hooks): Hook into CLI commands, e.g. to retrieve data from an API before running the `build` command.
  ## Endpoint
  @@ -46,6 +48,27 @@ const project = new ProjectConfig({
  });
  ```
  +## Models
  +
  +With `models`, you can modify and override the behavior of the [`build:platform`]() command.
  +
  +```js
  +const project = new ProjectConfig({
  + models: {
  + enabled: true,
  + directory: 'models',
  + override: {
  + en: {
  + invocation: 'my overriden invocation name'
  + }
  + }
  + },
  + // ...
  +});
  +```
  +
  +This allows you to enable/disable building your language models, if you only care about configuration-related files, for example. You can also customize the folder where your language models are stored, and even override elements of your language model.
  +
  ## Plugins
  Jovo CLI plugins can be used for many use cases. Here are some examples:
  