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Create Your Own Amazon Alexa Skill from Scratch

“Alexa, what’s a hot skill to have right now?” “It’s Alexa Skills!” Artificial intelligence is taking the world by storm, and smart speakers like Alexa will continue to become more pervasive for the foreseeable future. In this hands-on tutorial, I’ll teach you the basics so you can take advantage of this exciting area of technology. Together, we’ll create a custom Alexa-hosted Node.js skill, from scratch. The skill will tell us random fun facts (which we hard-code into a JS file to keep things simple). If you want to use the same list of fun facts, you can get to them here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13.... To dig into more depth on Alexa Skills, I’ve partnered with the good folks at Pluralsight to do a 90-minute course. During the course, we get into more advanced topics like how to save state, how to make Alexa sound more natural, and even how to debug your skill. Check it out! https://pluralsight.pxf.io/P09dLQ Timestamps: 00:00 – Interacting with the Alexa Skill we’ll be building (fun fact about cats!) 00:18 – Accessing the Alexa Developer Console (requires an Amazon Developer account) 00:45 – Creating a new Alexa Skill, using a custom Alexa-hosted Node.js skill, from scratch 02:04 – Updating an Alexa Skill’s invocation name, saving and building the model 03:20 – Testing an Alexa Skill using the simulator 04:24 – How an Alexa Skill works 06:00 – Adding functionality to our Alexa Skill for fun facts 06:39 – Updating the package.json file 07:19 – Updating the index.js file 08:05 – Explaining the interaction model or front end: wake word, launch, invocation, utterance, slot and intent for an Alexa Skill 09:36 – Adding fun facts into a new JS file 10:24 – Updating index.js to use the fun facts file 10:44 - Updating the speakOutput in HelloWorldIntentHandler to retrieve a random fun fact 11:46 – Explaining shouldEndSession: false in an Alexa Skill 12:31 – Replacing the HelloWorld code with our own 13:35 – Updating the interaction model/front end and intents 15:15 – Testing our updated Alexa Skill 15:26 – How to implement a reprompt and keep the session open 16:20 –Testing the Alexa Skill on your phone