@Russ Got it sorted. I created a "toggle" in HA and I simply had an automation that turned the toggle back off (after 5 seconds) and it executed the command again.

Thanks much for the help!

@Rodrigo-Carvalho-0, those emails are meant to tell users who don't have a TRIGGERcmd subscription why their command didn't run.

You must have an Alexa routine that's trying to run multiple commands every hour. Could you disable or delete that routine?

Otherwise, I could add an option in your profile page for non-subscribers to disable those emails - they'll just silently fail because you're not subscribed and you're trying to run multiple commands in 1 minute.

@Russ I got it.
The issue was due to that I havent gotten really logged in, for some reason after clicking the validation link it showed like I was logged in. I logged off and input my credentials again and I could find averithing in place.

Thanks

@Viniciusmbs, de nada.

@Viniciusmbs, I'm glad you asked because I've been working on the official Home Assistant integration for TRIGGERcmd. It's almost ready. I'm just waiting for this pull request to get merged: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/121268

In the meantime, you could use this method.

@Xander, there's no official x86 TRIGGERcmd agent version. If you updated agent.js, you've got the latest functionality.

@carvalhoalvez you can only add commands using the agent software you install on your computer.

You'll find the download links on the Instructions page or on the triggercmd.com home page.

@Russ Então vou ter que refazer todos os comandos. Ninguém que formata o PC vai se lembra disto. E eu fiz login na conta meu PC antigo está la com todos o Trigger tem como pelo menos copiar os comandos

@Russ como posso efetuar este comando o powershel?

start microsoft-edge:https://www.xbox.com/pt-BR/play/launch/forza-horizon-5-edição-padrão/9NKX70BBCDRN

$wshell = New-Object -ComObject wscript.shell;

$wshell.AppActivate('edge')

while ($true)
{
Sleep 2
$wshell.SendKeys('{f11}')
exit
}

exit

@h6477801471 , I answered you here:
https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/2725/monitor-control-command-issue/2

@Russ Muchas gracias, ahora funciona a la perfección!

@Robbie-Hoskins, if you leave the Off Command field blank, the command in the Command field will run with on or off as the parameter depending on whether you say "turn on" or "turn off."

If you don't want to use the on/off parameters, you could fill in the Off Command field. Then it will run the command in the Command field when you say "turn on" and the command in the Off Command field when you say "turn off."

Here's an example where I'm running two completely different commands for on and off.

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I hope this answers you question, but I'm not sure.

Set your command to ms-settings:

Google can find you a list of sub commands (e.g. ms-settings:network) for any specific sections.

@Russ thank you !!!

Sorry @hdegenaro, I saw this and forgot to respond.

You can say Alexa, ask TRIGGERcmd to open X if you use the TRIGGERcmd, TRIGGER command, or TC skills. This page shows the sentence format for those skills.

You can say, Alexa turn on X if you use the newer TRIGGERcmd Smart Home skill. This page shows the "Smart Home" skill sentence format.

Also, if you use an Alexa routine, you can use any word or phrase you want. For example I say, Alexa, open sesame to open my garage using a routine that translates "open sesame" to "ask TRIGGERcmd to run russ on garage" so it runs the command on my Raspberry Pi that opens my garage via the TRIGGERcmd skill.