actions-on-google

I would like my Actions on Google agent to store and retrieve certain pieces of information across invocations - like a cookie. How do I do this? You have a lot of options on how you want to do this, depending on exactly what you're trying to do. It isn't exactly like a web cookie, although there are similarities. If you want the equivalent of a session cookie, information that is retained during a single conversation , then your options are Using the Session ID provided as part of the information sent to you on each invocation and tracking this in your fulfillment. Storing information you

I have raspberry pi controlling my garage door and I want to be able to have an action to open or close it via google home / assistant. This action is custom and only specific to my needs and I'd like to be able to leverage google to interact with it, but I don't want to publish it for others since it is custom for me. Can this be done? I believe with Alexa it is possible and a quick browse through the docs nothing jumped out at me for this scenario. corefracture. Unfortunately private stand-alone actions that you can use just on your local devices are not implemented yet. Actions on Google

I am developing a Dialogflow webhook using dialogflow-fulfillment-nodejs client to find temperature for a city. While using the services to fetch the temperature for a city, everything works and the correct response is also generated but the response is not sent to the user even when the right method is called. Here is the issue in the Dialogflow GitHub repo Code function getTemp(agent) { const timeStart = new Date().getTime(); console.info(`temp function called`); // agent.add(`Temperature in New Delhi is 50 degree Celsius!`); // This works serviceRequest.getTemp("New Delhi", function(resp){

I am building an Assistant app for Google Home, using Dialogflow , Cloud Functions and the new NodeJS Client Library V2 for Actions on Google . In fact I am in the process of migrating my old code built with V1 to V2. The Context I am trying to get the user's location using two seperate intents: Request Permission (Intent that triggers/send permission request to the user) and User Info (Intent that checks if the user granted permission and then returns the data requested by the assistant to continue. The Issue The problem is that the same code that was working just fine on V1 isn't working on

Referring to the solution posted here ( DialogFlow V2 Webhook - Expects Speech responses Immediately and not after async requests ) What I want to achieve is that the web hook should wait until I get a response from my api call. P.S: The API is working, its just that the bot doesn't wait for the response to come. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks const rp = require('request-promise'); function convert(params){ return rp('https://data.fixer.io/api/convert?access_key=[my key]&from='+ params['currency-from']+'&to='+params['currency-to']+'&amount='+params.amount) .then((data) => { let

I want to make google voice actions app for my Google Home. But, based on quick research, as of Dec 11, google does not allow private projects for Google Home. References: Can I develop a private action only accessible via my google home or linked account? How can I run my development action on my Google Home? I understand that I can preview the app from API.ai project, and it deployes to the linked Google Home device. But the issue is, the deployed app does not persist. It is no longer available after hour or so. How can I make it permanent (if there is a way) ? UPDATE Based on Leon's answer,