OctoPrint-OctoVox | Amazon calls their Voice Applications

OctoPrint-OctoVox is a Python library typically used in Telecommunications, Media, Telecom applications. OctoPrint-OctoVox has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Amazon calls their Voice Applications "Skills", while Google calls their Voice Applications "Actions". For Alexa Skills, Amazon allows your Skill Name to be different than your Invocation Phrase, so you will see the Alexa Skill listed in the store under the appropriate name of "Octovox". However, the invocation name cannot be one word and cannot contain numbers, so in order to activate the skill the required phrase has been configured as "My Three D Print Server". For example, "Alexa, ask my 3D Print Server for Status". Google Actions uses the Action Name as the Invocation Phrase so they cannot be different. They also enforce a requirement that the Invocation Phrase cannot be one word and cannot contain numbers. In order to keep the Invocation Phrase consistent between platforms, you will see the OctoVox Google Action listed under the name "My Three D Print Server" in the Assistant App and Assistant Directory. You can then interact via the phrase "OK, Google, ask my 3D Print Server for Status".