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The Alexa Skills Kit SDK for Java helps you get a skill up and running quickly, letting you focus on skill logic instead of boilerplate code.
I have several questions, hopefully the output of this is I can submit a PR for some doc updates:
Alexa skill for controlling Kodi
Control your computer with your Google Home or Amazon Alexa assistant!
Library for effortless Alexa Skill development with AWS Lambda
Would you add the Dialog Interface Reference to the API? The usage of directives would be a pretty nice feature (amazon dev )
Emulated Belkin WeMo devices that work with the Amazon Echo
Home-Assistant-Config
Run and debug Alexa skills on the command-line. Create bots. Run them in Slack. Run them anywhere!
Amazon Echo Alexa's App Kit Ruby Implementation
Phodal's Smart Home Setup Guide:HomeBridge + Home Assistant + Amazon Echo
Python toolkit for writing Amazon Echo skills as web services
The RequestValidator in not complete under unit tests. It's not that easy because of openssl connects.
An Amazon Alexa skill to open and edit google docs through voice
Curation of startups, resources, people, posts etc in the voice-space
An easy to use Amazon Alexa Skill Boilerplate for fast skill creation
I have a small change that I can open a PR for if I can push my branch to this repo.
The Flask-Ask link is changed to go to the readthedocs site for Flask-Ask, and the link to John Wheeler goes to his Github.
Monorepo of libraries used for Amazon Alexa development
Emulated Belkin WeMo device that works with Amazon Echo (Alexa) using MicroPython on an ESP32
CALexa is an Amazon Alexa Skill which allows accessing CalDAV Calendars. It makes use of the Flask-Ask Python micro-framework developed by John Wheeler.
A simple package for communicating with Amazon’s HTTP/2 API for AVS.
Use your Amazon Echo (Alexa) to query Wolfram Alpha.
Play the game Hunt the Yeti on the Amazon Echo
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I used these docs to develop my intent handler that requires an asynchronous call to an external server:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/alexa-app#asynchronous-handlers-example
The docs give this code sample as an example of an async call inside an alexa-app intent handler: