Hear stock quotes from Google Assistant or Alexa

Russ

This Powershell script calls the API and sends the result back to TRIGGERcmd so Alexa or Google Assistant can speak the price.

The "demo" API key can only lookup Microsoft, so you'll want to get a free API key from https://www.alphavantage.co to lookup your own stocks.

I added this as an example in Browse Examples in the GUI editor.
This only works on Windows, but let me know if you want me to do a Mac or Linux version of this script.

$symbol="MSFT"
$apikey="demo"
$resource="https://www.alphavantage.co/query?function=GLOBAL_QUOTE&symbol=$symbol&apikey=$apikey"
$response=Invoke-RestMethod -Method Get -Uri $resource
$price=$response.'Global Quote'.'05. price'
$cmd="$env:USERPROFILE\.TRIGGERcmdData\sendresult.bat"
cmd /c $cmd $price

Configure the Voice Reply field like this:

There are a few other data points besides just price at this endpoint:
https://www.alphavantage.co/query?function=GLOBAL_QUOTE&symbol=MSFT&apikey=demo

Colin M

I'm trying to use TC to run a Python script that generates and returns a text phrase that I then want Google Home to speak. I was hoping this could be done using "Voice Reply" section in GUI editor - I have it set to (without quotes) "The script response is {{result}}" but this is not working - no response at all from GH. Thought I could test the voice reply using this Stock quotes example but doesn't appear to be in "Browse Examples". Is this functionality still available for GH or has the removal of "Conversational skills" by google removed it?

Russ

@Colin-M Google's removal of the conversational Google action removed the voice reply capability for Google Home, but you could still do it with the Alexa Triggercmd skill.

Colin M

@Russ Many thanks. Unfortunately I don't own an Alexa so I'm going to need to find an alternative. I can get GH to speak custom phrases on command using "assistant.command.Broadcast" with Google's Web based Automations script editor but that is just a fixed phrase. Guess I'm going back to Gemini for more ideas! Good to see TC still going strong - I first used it 5 years ago!