I am working on google actions in Hindi and English language. In English all utterances working fine on nest audio.
But Hindi Utterances are not working fine on nest audio.
Let's say.
In English : Turn On Bedroom A/C (Working)
In Hindi: बेडरूम को चालू करो (Working)
But बेडरूम ऐसी को चालू करो (Not Working)
Nest Audio assistant does n't understand बेडरूम ऐसी only understand बेडरूम. But android phone assistant understand बेडरूम ऐसी. Can you please check this?
This seems to be a potential bug on the Assistant’s Natural Language Understanding engine. Can you please open up a ticket on the public issue tracker, include a video on both phone and display device cases (please try both writing and speaking on the phone) and provide your sync response as well.
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I have a problem with Amazon Alexa.
I have started to develop a small skill in Alexa Developer Console.
Everything works perfectly when I test it in that console, but when I tell to Alexa device to open my skill. It tell me "I don't know about that".
I don't understand why, the email address is the same for the Developer Console and for the device. I'm sure that the invocation is correct. I tried to disable and enable the skill from the AlexaApp, but it still doesn't work.
Any ideas? Thank you!
It could be an internal recognition issue from the invocation name.
What I recommend you to do:
Change the invocation name by something very simple ex: Test four
Save the model and Build the model
Try open Test four in the developer console
Try open Test four on the device
If open Test four doesn't work on the device, relogin on the Alexa app with the same email as the developer console and resync the device. Make sure the app is enabled.
If it work with test four it means that the invocation name you choosed previously is not properly recognized by Alexa. You should keep it as simple as possible or ask the support to improve the recognition of it.
I am developing Google smart home I would like to execute the
"action.devices.commands.appInstall or action.devices.commands.appSearch" but I am unable to figure out utterance for these commands.
Ex - with the utterance "Launch Yotube on My TV" google assistant invokes "action.devices.commands.appSelect" action.
Few sample utterances which I have tried. But it's not working:
Look for Yotube on the My TV
Install Yotube app by key on the My TV
search for Yotube on the My TV
Please follow the following document to get an idea as how to work with utterances for appSelect, appSearch and appInstall. For example, to work with appSearch you can use either one of the two utterances:
Search for [AppKey] app by key
Search for [AppName] app by name
I want my discord bot to send basic youtube embeds that appear automatically when a link from youtube is pasted on discord by a user.
I do know i need to install and use pytube for this.
Just need some direction on how to connect my bot to youtube.
(I'm new to discord.py)
For example i do !yt mango and the bot sends the top 3 results that come when searched for mango on youtube.
Please help me out
I want my discord bot to send basic youtube embeds that appear automatically when a link from youtube is pasted on discord by a user.
auto-embeds is a default functionality of Discord. When someone posts a link and you have auto-embeds enabled for the server you will be able to watch the YouTube video from the Discord client.
I do know i need to install and use pytube for this.
pytube is for downloading YouTube videos. You don't need to download the video. Thus pytube is not needed.
Just need some direction on how to connect my bot to youtube.
(I'm new to discord.py)
Familiarize yourself with discord.py first. Here is the manual:
https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html
Get a basic discord bot running before attempting anything more advanced.
For example i do !yt mango and the bot sends the top 3 results that come when searched for mango on youtube.
To be able to search on YouTube you need Google API. Refer to: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/quickstart/python
Here is a possible library you could use: https://pypi.org/project/python-youtube/
On StackOverflow we don't write code for you. We can only guide you in the direction but you have to write the actual code yourself or be more specific with your problem. Break your big problem into smaller tasks and solve those.
StackOverflow is more for debugging faulty code.
I am trying to implement the videoapp-starter template. I ran the following commands :
> ask new --template --url http://skilltemplates.com/templates.json
and
> ask deploy
After deploying the skill I am trying to test from the console. however, I am getting the same error as below. I have not modified the code revived from the template and trying to deploy as is.
The target device does not support the specified directive.
Alexa console error message
There are limitations to the Alexa Simulator, some of the interfaces are not supported.
The Alexa Simulator does not render the video playback, but the Skill I/O section shows the VideoApp directives sent from your skill.
Try it on an actual device. Or check out other ways to test skill.
List of Alexa Simulator Limitations here.
I am currently in development mode for the skill. It is using Lambda endpoint. The skill is working in https://developer.amazon.com/alexa/console/ask/test/
When I sent invites for Beta testing and followed the Beta testing instructions on a different (email account with Alexa), the application is giving “Unexpected communication issue: There was a problem communicating with the requested skill”
Request identifier: amzn1.echo-api.request.[some-id]
I am not getting any logs in CloudWatch for my Lambda function
[Update] More info:
The skill is available in all countries and regions where Amazon distributes skills.
This is a dummy skill, with only one intent, triggered by a command like this Alexa open mySkill and tell me a new fact, after which the control passes on to Lambda function which selects a fact string randomly from an array.
Solved it finally. The problem was mainly due to 2 reasons:
I had created multiple skills (for testing) and didn't noticed that
they had similar invocation words (silly me :/ ). One of them was
pointing to an older AWS account. Thanks #ChuckLaPress for the hint.
Language settings. I had used the default en-US language and was trying from India. Solved it by including support for all other english languages. Details here.