Hi Keith, How to approach the problem below I have to create a reusable library that can convert a paragraph of spoken english to written english. For example, "two dollars" should be converted to $2. Abbreviations spoken as "C M" or "Triple A" should be written as "CM" and "AAA" respectively.
I have a question about the code template that you used. Did you write it yourself and may I use it for any of my own projects? And if not, where did you get it from? I'm trying to create a little interactive story for the Amazon alexa games skills challange. Thanks!
I found an AWS example project and stripped all the unneeded/complicated stuff away so that it could be easily used for many different Python Alexa projects. Feel free to go ahead and use it! That's why I posted it on GitHub :)
To add fallback intent, add an "elif intent_name == "AMAZON.FallbackIntent" in your on_intent function before the else statement. Then if that case happens you will want to create a new response (formatted the same way as our other responses) called like get_fallback_response() that is called. This fallback intent model is automatically built with your alexa skill and should handle utterances that don't match any of your other intents. To get a particular string from the intent, use the intent slots talked about in this video. There is a bunch of built-in intent slot values (we used name in this video, but there are many others). If you need the whole string, look into Amazon.Literal intent slot.
There's a "fallback intent" that you can use if the user asks something that isn't recognized and you can respond with something like "Sorry I don't understand, please ask a different question"
hey, i downloaded the alexa app and set up my echo dot. i set it up with the same account as my developer account and my skill appeared as being enabled. however alexa still didnt recognise what i was talking about when trying to run the skill. any idea why?
Hmm if the app says the skill is enabled, it should be recognized by your echo dot. Try rebuilding the model on the Alexa skills kit site. Also try changing the invocation phrase.
Did you check the github link: github.com/KeithGalli/Alexa-Python ? I set up this framework by taking apart the one alexa-python example that I could find on AWS lambda
Hey Keith, I like the content you do but there are some things you could change: * stop doing this bs with subscribe stuff or just keep it short * be more prepared or cut your videos, so only the relevant content is shown when you do this whole thing in a more mature way and not like a little kid, than you will get more subscriber for sure. I think your content is also for more advanced people so stop this little kid bs. Thanks!
Great explanation 👍 Thank you bro ☺️
Hi Keith,
How to approach the problem below
I have to create a reusable library that can convert a paragraph of spoken english to written english. For example, "two dollars" should be converted to $2. Abbreviations spoken as "C M" or "Triple A" should be written as "CM" and "AAA" respectively.
Hi Keith, Nice video! I'm wondering is there a way for an Alexa skill to receive input from a server and send logs back? Thanks!
Hey Keith, can u also do one for calling api either get or post with some body message over python please ?
Ty for this video 😁
I have a question about the code template that you used. Did you write it yourself and may I use it for any of my own projects? And if not, where did you get it from? I'm trying to create a little interactive story for the Amazon alexa games skills challange. Thanks!
I found an AWS example project and stripped all the unneeded/complicated stuff away so that it could be easily used for many different Python Alexa projects. Feel free to go ahead and use it! That's why I posted it on GitHub :)
Thanks a lot man, you are my hero! :)
Hi Keith,
Can you please make a video on progressive responses in alexa using python!.
Keith please teach us how to change a device shadow from skill . :( Do you still check this page?
Hey, It's really a great video. Could you help me? how to use/handle fallback intent in Python? and how to fetch a particular string from the intent?
To add fallback intent, add an "elif intent_name == "AMAZON.FallbackIntent" in your on_intent function before the else statement. Then if that case happens you will want to create a new response (formatted the same way as our other responses) called like get_fallback_response() that is called. This fallback intent model is automatically built with your alexa skill and should handle utterances that don't match any of your other intents.
To get a particular string from the intent, use the intent slots talked about in this video. There is a bunch of built-in intent slot values (we used name in this video, but there are many others). If you need the whole string, look into Amazon.Literal intent slot.
@@KeithGalli thank you so much...
Thank you! Very useful :)
Keith Galli how would you connect this to an app you have created?
this was so so so helpful
Hey this is really helpful.. thanks by the way "De" mean the Deutschland (German language) :-)
great stuff. thanks a lot
Glad you enjoyed! :)
can you please make a video on how to connect it to AWS IOT and make a thing and control it?
Does anyone know if we can program Alexa to ask a follow up question and wait for a response? Then use the response to run more code?
No problem i understand
Thank you! Such a dreaded response at 8:25😖
Great thanks
Hi Keith I'm getting Keyerror for session and request in lambda_handler .pls help me
hey .keith !! how to send alexa message to a specific mobile number
You’re the best!
thankyou so much
Can you please share..progressive response example using new sdk n python
Can you send me some links where I can find more information on these things?
how to give response back in a good manner if user ask the unwanted question
There's a "fallback intent" that you can use if the user asks something that isn't recognized and you can respond with something like "Sorry I don't understand, please ask a different question"
hey, i downloaded the alexa app and set up my echo dot. i set it up with the same account as my developer account and my skill appeared as being enabled. however alexa still didnt recognise what i was talking about when trying to run the skill. any idea why?
Alex xx you were saying "Alexa run " ?
yeah
And it's working fine in the alexa skills kit test simulator?
ya
Hmm if the app says the skill is enabled, it should be recognized by your echo dot. Try rebuilding the model on the Alexa skills kit site. Also try changing the invocation phrase.
you are amazing
Please make a video about ADT in Python))
How Alexa can send an Audio response please make a video on it
yo, Keith where did you find this framework?
Did you check the github link: github.com/KeithGalli/Alexa-Python ? I set up this framework by taking apart the one alexa-python example that I could find on AWS lambda
hi keith, i need some help from you. can you pm
DE ist german dude
Hey Keith, I like the content you do but there are some things you could change:
* stop doing this bs with subscribe stuff or just keep it short
* be more prepared or cut your videos, so only the relevant content is shown
when you do this whole thing in a more mature way and not like a little kid, than you will get more subscriber for sure. I think your content is also for more advanced people so stop this little kid bs. Thanks!