In webhooks from Dialogflow, is there a way to trigger Google Assistant APIs, get back the result and display in Dialogflow?
Thanks.
Short answer: no. The Assistant API currently only takes voice input, and there is no way to get the user's voice in Dialogflow. In theory, you could run it through a TTS, feed that to the API, get the response back, and feed that through STT, but that seems like a pain.
What are you actually trying to do?
Google Assistant webhook will not make your bot more intelligent. You need to create right intents in your Dialogflow Agent to make it intelligent enough to do Natural Language Processing and trigger the right intent. Whatever webhook you create (Google Assistant or other) they will just work as you have coded.
In short, Dialogflow is doing the NLP stuff and making your bot intelligent and webhook will do tasks based on the identified intent or action.
To integrate GA with Dialogflow, best way would be to use NodeJS client for Action-on-Google and add it to your webhook project like require('actions-on-google').DialogflowApp
Follow the documentation and understand how to create a GA webhook for Dialogflow.
It would be better if you can explain exactly what you want to do. That way, the community members can answer your question in a better way.
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I am building a chatbot using Dialogflow and i am completely new to this concept as far as the reference website and they had pointed the out the Dialogue flow V1 that has been deprecated right now?
Can you please share some example code on how to interact with the dialogflow API for V2 using Swift?
I tried some code with simple Rest api post request which didn't work.
Theoretically, you can call the Dialogflow Detect Intent API directly from your application using the REST interface. Also, where you need to build your own UI and take care of the authentication process
Whereas the easy process would be to use any third-party tool like Kommunicate where it provides a ready-to-use Swift SDK that already uses pre-configured Dialogflow integration and a dashboard that makes it easy to integrate and build a chatbot. Please check this link for more information
PS: I work for Kommunicate
Looking for the best way to deploy Twilio as a SMS send tool within a Filemaker script to notify of order status updates. Nothing too complex. Has anyone successfully achieved this
Twilio is API, try using it with "Insert from URL" and FileMaker Post, although the best way would be using one of the plugins, like free BaseElements, which has curl, proper get and post functions.
I have added the Twitter and Google Drive app to my Slack team. For an ERP system I am currently working on, I’d like to replace certain URLs similar to how Twitter / Google Drive do:
Google Drive:
Your message containing the link will be changed into a share message
point to the external reference file in Slack
Twitter:
Automatically expand pasted Twitter URLs, displaying the full tweet
and attached media
The obvious way seems to be using an Outgoing Webhook with the first part of the URL (e.g. https://erp.acme.com) as "trigger word", but this doesn’t seem to be working with private groups and channels. Google Drive doesn’t seem to have this limitation. Which API offers enough flexibility?
An engineer from Slack replied and offered two solutions. Thanks Brad!
Solution A
Set the outgoing webhook trigger to <https://erp.acme.com – note the opening <, as that's how URLs are parsed on Slack's side. The outgoing webhooks currently only work in public channels.
Solution B
Provide meta tags to make use of Slack's "unfurling".
You can read the link expanding documentation here, as well as this in-depth blog post about Slack unfurling.
Where do the Slack default avatars come from? Is it their own service or a 3rd party one?
In either case, is there a possibility for others to use the avatar creation service / system e.g. via the slack API?
I asked Slack directly, and they don't currently offer this in their API:
We don't have an API method or service for it, so there isn't a way to do this, sorry!
They've heard the suggestion, though.
I am considering using Twillio as an extension in an existing application.
My use-case is this:
User clicks button in application
Using Twilio API, the application calls the user.
The user answers their phone
Twilio connects user to some phone number. (fetched from db)
It's a bit strange, but it is exactly my customer's request. Before I spend too much time in the rabbit hole, I thought I would ask the community, can I do this with Twilio APIs?
Twilio developer here!
This is definitely a common use case for Twilio. In fact, it's so common that we wrote up an in-depth tutorial showing you how to build an app like the one you described.
We've got it in PHP, Node, Python, and Ruby - here's the PHP version:
https://www.twilio.com/docs/howto/walkthrough/click-to-call/php/laravel
If you prefer to just reference the code, you can find it on GitHub too: https://github.com/TwilioDevEd/clicktocall-laravel
Yes. That's actually very simple in Twilio:
https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/rest/making-calls