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I have a intent for the alexa skill which has two slots, one of them is fulfilled while invoking the skill. I want the second slot to store the value uttered by the user at a later point of time. Is there a way to do so using python #185

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SunnyBWBF opened this issue Jan 17, 2021 · 1 comment
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@SunnyBWBF SunnyBWBF changed the title I have a intent which has two slots, one of them is fulfilled while invoking the skill. I want the second slot to store the value uttered by the user at a later point of time. Is there a way to do so using python I have a intent for the alexa skill which has two slots, one of them is fulfilled while invoking the skill. I want the second slot to store the value uttered by the user at a later point of time. Is there a way to do so using python Jan 17, 2021
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Hi @SunnyBWBF. please see our official docs on creating custom Intents with slots.
Slot resolutions is handled by Alexa NLU and our SDKs receive an input request object which contains Intent with slots defined and resolved by NLU based on the utterances.

Since this is not a Python SDK issue, closing it here.

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