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      aaaaa12345
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      Re: Smart reply for voice with parameters

      Hi,
      I'm currently trying to 'convert' the content of the 'SendResult.bat'-file (that seems to be hosted by default within the ...TriggerCmd-folder) into AutoHotkey code.

      While the variables for 'token' and 'computer id' seems to get their values from the respective files 'token.tkn' and 'computerid.cfg' I can't see a file that provides the value for 'command id' (well, the content of 'commands.json' isn't really matching with the term 'id')??

      Maybe someone can shed some light on this.
      I'm all ๐Ÿ‘‚๐Ÿป s'

      PS. looks like the exact same question has been asked here: https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/2043/dynamic-replies-from-alexa-via-triggercmd/4?_=1657522199905
      ...but not been answered?!
      PPS. am I right that the batch contents' POST request is the equivalent of the 'Text/Gui Command Editor's 'Save'-button?

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        Russ @aaaaa12345
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        @aaaaa12345, good question. The TRIGGERcmd agent sets these two environment variables as it runs your command:

        envVars.TCMD_COMPUTER_ID=computerid;
        envVars.TCMD_COMMAND_ID=cmdid;
        

        So your command can use those environment variables when it runs the SendResult.bat or equivalent.

        Russell VanderMey

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              [Solved]

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                aaaaa12345 @aaaaa12345
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                OK, meanwhile I'm able to change a trigger on-the-fly, so it can be used in cases where an ad-hoc 'voiceReply' timed out.

                Here a trigger is simply running a dummy command* and will respond with the dynamically changed 'voiceReply'-statement.
                The concept of this workaround isn't that complicated:
                a) identifying a trigger in the JSON file that should be changed
                b) changing its respective element(s)
                c) update the JSON file at the server
                Next time you ask that respective trigger it'll answer you with that dynamically updated response.

                Yep, you can change a command as well to your liking.
                The code should be available within the next days, provided at the AutoHotkey-Forum. Stay tuned ๐Ÿ‘จ๐ŸŒพ

                BTW, if you know how to "force" Alexa to respond without being requested (TTS?) I'm all ๐Ÿ‘‚๐Ÿป's

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                  Russ @aaaaa12345
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                  @aaaaa12345, that's an interesting idea. I never thought of modifying the commands.json file to get a different voice reply. I put a couple other ideas in this thread:

                  https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/2241/delayed-response

                  Russell VanderMey

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                    aaaaa12345 @Russ
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                    @Russ
                    is there a chance to identify if the current user has subscribed using an API call?

                    Bo

                    BTW, regarding the NotifyMe-skill (mentioned above)...

                    "There is no (current) way to make Alexa blurt out notifications without prompting -- you must ask her why she chimed. Amazon probably designed notifications this way so you are alerted to them even if you are out of the room when they arrive, much like the light on an answering machine lights up to let you know you have messages pending.

                    If you want a skill that can make Alexa speak out without prompting, check out our Virtual Buttons skill"

                    https://www.patreon.com/VirtualButtons

                    HTH

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                      aaaaa12345
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                      From what I saw Amazon allows to drop a max of 5 notifications within 5 minutes. So any attempt to auto-update a trigger providing info at a faster pace that way, nope. JFTR.

                      Question: Is there any known 'number of character limitation' for the 'voiceReply' key/element/control??

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                        Russ @aaaaa12345
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                        @aaaaa12345, I don't know. I haven't tested the limit, but I did test this and it worked:

                        I was thinking I would have stopped by now. Nope. How about I try to repleat it? this is a super long thing to say. I am Alexa, and this is a long thing for me to say. I think I might stop talking any time now. Some how I'm still talking. Imagine that. Can you believe it? I was thinking I would have stopped by now. Nope. How about I try to repleat it? I was thinking I would have stopped by now. Nope. How about I try to repleat it? this is a super long thing to say. I am Alexa, and this is a long thing for me to say. I think I might stop talking any time now. Some how I'm still talking. Imagine that. Can you believe it? I was thinking I would have stopped by now. Nope. How about I try to repleat it? result is {{result}} I was thinking I would have stopped by now. Nope. How about I try to repleat it? this is a super long thing to say. I am Alexa, and this is a long thing for me to say. I think I might stop talking any time now. Some how I'm still talking. Imagine that. Can you believe it? I was thinking I would have stopped by now. Nope. How about I try to repleat it? I was thinking I would have stopped by now. Nope. How about I try to repleat it? this is a super long thing to say. I am Alexa, and this is a long thing for me to say. I think I might stop talking any time now. Some how I'm still talking. Imagine that. Can you believe it? I was thinking I would have stopped by now. Nope. How about I try to repleat it? result is {{result}}

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                          Russ @aaaaa12345
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                          @aaaaa12345, if you query your computer it will return your user too.

                          curl https://www.triggercmd.com/api/command/list?computer_id=(your computer id)&token=(your token)

                          The user object has a status property. If it's 2 you're subscribed. If it's 0 you're not.

                          Russell VanderMey

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                            aaaaa12345 @Russ
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                            @Russ
                            Thx, got it. ๐Ÿ‘

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                              aaaaa12345 @aaaaa12345
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                              OK, Voice Monkey offers to trigger an instantaneously Echo Dot announcement via an Alexa Routine (I'd guess that's what TC is doing as well, acting as a switch/doorbell?). I'm using that to hand over whatever processing outcome (as text) to a specific VM monkey that will announce it ad-hoc (without needing to be requested first). VM's API is using a simple GET statement.
                              "The Announcer"-script is hosted here at the AutoHotkey forum.

                              VM's API offers a bunch of options/parameters like audio/video/img*/url/... I've tried it successfully with DropBox/...

                              * so you can play a song, while pushing its cover to your Echo Show (or FireTablet in "Show"-mode).

                              Have phun ๐Ÿ™‚

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                                aaaaa12345 @aaaaa12345
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                                ...but unfortunately, Amazon has set up restrictions:

                                "Response length โ€“ The combined total time for the entire audio response generated from the components cannot be more than 240 seconds."

                                BUT...

                                "Our API throttling limits will allow up to 30 calls within a 60 second windowโ€ฆanything above that will block subsequent requests for the next 15 minutes."

                                So, no creating a music box isn't really doable - a text reader/TTS no problem!

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