67 packages returned for Tags:"alexa"

JamesQMurphy.AlexaSkill is a set of classes that help you write Alexa skills for the Amazon Echo. JamesQMurphy.AlexaSkill works best with NancyFx (http://nancyfx.org/) but can be used in any .NET-based application.

A simple .NET sdk for Alexa, supports APL

Contains POCOs for serializing an deserializing Alexa requests and responses, including support for display directives for the Echo Show. It also includes handlers for requesting user profile data and device data as well as sending progressive responses for long-running requests.

Some helpers for streamlining Alexa C# Lambda functions. Breaking changes: - AlexaIntent no longer has the parameters passed into the ctor - The old container is gone in favour of AutoFac - Registering dependencies is done via RegisterDependencies -- This enables ctor injection to work in any... More information

A .NET library to intuitively implement Alexa skills.

.NET library that simplifies Alexa skills development; same object model as Amazon's AlexaSkillsKit for Java

A .NET Standard package for building Alexa messages. Inspired by the NPM package 'alexa-message-builder'.

Build applications that can run both as an Alexa Skill and Google Action

Small library to help with the Alexa ProactiveEvents API

Voice Model (Alexa and Google Assistant object models)

A small library to help build SkillRequests used for testing Alexa Skills

Alexa Skill .Net Sdk. Contains object model for https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/alexa-skills-kit-interface-reference . Authentication logic according to... More information

Voice Model (Alexa and Google Assistant object models)

Small helper library to allow Alexa.NET skills to work with APL

This is a helper library to verify /authenticate requests from Amazon Alexa to a selfhosted .NET backend

A simple .NET Core library for handling Alexa Skill request/responses.

Skills Kit for .NET Core is a library that can be used when working with Amazon Lambda templates becuase it requires .NET Core 1.0.

Add Alexa.NET.Security to your ASP.NET Core 2.0 request pipeline to validate requests from the Amazon Alexa services.

SEO statistics library

Helper package to more quickly add the Alexa Sound Library to Alexa.NET SSML Responses