AutoVoice Natural Language/DialogFlow: Confusing My Intents/Commands

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  1. Richaardvark

    Richaardvark New Member

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    Hello,

    It's so frustrating that if I say a word that happens to be a part of a different intent's command that it thinks I'm trying to say that intent instead. Why does it do this? Can I disable this?

    Let's say I have a DialogFlow Intent/Natural Language Command called "stopapplication" that allows me to tell AutoVoice to "stop $applicationname" and thus I can tell AutoVoice "stop Tasker," or "stop Gmail" and it triggers a Tasker action which finds the correct application passed through to Tasker under the $applicationname variable. Ok ✔

    And let's say I have a second Natural Language Command which I use to pass Alexa voice commands to, through Google Assistant/AutoVoice, where for example can say something such as "Hey Google tell AutoVoice Alexa stop the music" and it triggers the intent which is setup as "alexa $alexacommand,tell alexa $alexacommand,alexa command $alexacommand". Ok ✔

    Except, when I say "Hey Google tell Autovoice Alexa stop the music," where "stop the music" is supposed to be captured for the variable $alexacommand. But instead, AutoVoice gets it wrong because it heard me say "stop" so instead it incorrectly runs the "stop $applicationname" intent/Natural Language Command. I don't want this. How do I make it recognize my correct, desired voice command???


    Thank you for your help!
     
  2. joaomgcd

    joaomgcd Administrator Staff Member

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    Maybe you could add the word "app" to the stop app command so that the natural language processor has an easier time distinguishing the commands?
     

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