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Actions on Google: Building Apps for Assistant

Published on May 17, 2017

Apps for Assistant are an exciting new way to interact with your users through the Google Assistant. They provide a conversational interface between you and your user, and they are super simple to build with API.AI. You can build all sorts of Assistant apps, from games and services, to smart home automation.

API.AI is a developer platform for building conversational experiences. It is also the easiest way to build apps for Assistant. The platform provides Natural Language Understanding (NLU) tools for developers to design unique conversation scenarios, define corresponding actions and analyze interactions with users.

Using API.AI is easy. You can get a free developer account on the API.AI website and start using the console to build and test out your conversational interactions and dialogue flow. Once you have built your Assistant app, you can integrate it into Actions on Google and submit it for approval.
 

Actions on Google: Internationalization

Published on Nov 15, 2017

Wayne Piekarski introduces how to handle different languages and locales with Actions on Google, for the Google Assistant. Developers can support multiple languages in the same Dialogflow projects, and customize apps to support many languages while being available only in specified locations.
 

Introducing Actions for your Google Assistant

Published on Jan 8, 2018

The Google Assistant is the simplest way to get things done. And we're introducing a new way to to talk about all the things it can do: Actions. And all in all, there are more than 1 million Actions you can take with your Assistant. It’s your own personal Google, always ready to help.
 

What are Actions on Google (Assistant on Air)

Published on Mar 21, 2019

In the first episode of Assistant on Air, Luke Davis and guest Jessica Dene Early-Cha introduce the concept of Actions on Google, and talk about common terminology.
 
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