Alexa Skills Kit
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Alexa Skills Kit for Python
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.
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.
A curated collection of SDKs, tools, skills, tutorials, and resources for developing on the Amazon Alexa platform.
A Node.js library that simplifies Alexa Skill development for AWS Lambda by handling request parsing and response formatting.
A minimalist Python SDK for developing Alexa Skills using AWS Lambda, with built-in intent routing and session management.
A Swift library for developing custom Alexa Skills, handling JSON parsing and response generation for Amazon Alexa.
A JavaScript library for interacting with Amazon's Alexa Voice Service (AVS) directly from web browsers.
A Node.js library for programmatically testing and debugging Alexa skills with unit, regression, and end-to-end testing.
An open-source Amazon Echo skill for voice control of Home Automation systems, primarily supporting OpenHAB.
A web service API for controlling Node-RED smart home flows via Alexa and Google Home voice assistants.
An Alexa Skills Kit app that reads Hacker News top headlines and stories via voice commands.
Generates expanded sample utterances for Alexa Skills Kit from intent definitions with phrase variations.
Utilities and framework code for building valid grammars and skill kits for Amazon's Alexa voice agent service.
A minimalist framework for building Alexa Skill Kit applications on Amazon Lambda or as a web service.
Parses intent utterance files like the Alexa Skills Kit Sample Utterance format to extract intents, slots, and words.
An Alexa skill that reads random adages, inspired by the Unix fortune command.
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