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[Enhancment] Do you want to reply? #7

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Dil3mm4 opened this issue Dec 23, 2020 · 1 comment
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[Enhancment] Do you want to reply? #7

Dil3mm4 opened this issue Dec 23, 2020 · 1 comment

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@Dil3mm4
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Dil3mm4 commented Dec 23, 2020

Ideally, at least for 1o1 convos (don't think it would have any kind of benefit for groups), at the end of the message reading function, it could be implemented a "Do you want to reply?" question, allowing the user to dictate a reply.

If you can reference where the pow-wow for the reading func is, I can look into that, as said, totally 0 experience with Skills (for now 😝)

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LorenzHW commented Dec 23, 2020

Telegram Connect is already the third version I implemented for Alexa. In the second version I already had that feature. Sending messages with Alexa is a bit of pain, because Amazon does not provide the full transcript of what the microphone is recording. Developers always utilize slots to get the input from the user. As a result of this, sending long messages via Alexa does not work that well. However, sending short messages like: "Yes" or "No" or "On my way" works perfectly fine.

So I also agree that a reply feature would be nice to have but should be optional to the user. So what I have in mind is like an option intent:
User: Open options.
Alexa: Do you want to turn on the reply feature?
User: Yes/No

And then the next time a message is read, the user has the possibility to reply if he answered with Yes.

Everything related to reading messages is inside lambda/skill/intents/message_intent.py. You can use lambda/skill_test/message_intent/test_message.py as well to execute the intent.

Edit: I pushed the old skill with the reply feature to a separate branch here.

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