Total requests
0
Across your retained activity
YOUR VOICE, YOUR WORKSPACE
A good day to build.
Bring your Alexa skill to life, one conversation at a time.
YOUR SKILL WORKSPACE
Small conversations.
Small conversations.
Endless possibilities.
Your ideas deserve a voice. Create, test, and fine-tune
a skill that people love talking to.
Active intents
6 / 6
Ready for conversation
Average response
— ms
Handler processing time
Skill connection
Local mode
Alexa setup pending
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Conversation pulse
A little insight into how your skill is being used.
Requests
UTC
Recent activity
Every conversation starts here.
THE PLAYGROUND
Give your skill a try.
A conversation is worth a thousand lines.
Tesseract
Ciao! Quale richiesta vuoi provare?
TRY SAYING
Uses your real skill handlers. Text matching approximates Alexa intent recognition.
Great voice experiences start with a simple hello.Make it your own ↗
Conversation playground
Test responses without an Echo device.
Let’s start a conversation.
Try a request below, or type something of your own.
Conversation history
Your most recent 100 requests. Export includes all retained activity.
| Request | Intent | Source | Response time | When |
|---|
Give your skill a home.
Connect this workspace to your Alexa developer account.
- Environment
- Development
- Alexa endpoint
-
/alexa - Skill configuration
- Not connected
- Request verification
- Signature + timestamp
- Workspace access
- Local access
Set ALEXA_SKILL_ID in your environment, restart
the app, and configure your HTTPS endpoint in the Alexa
developer console.
Simple by design.
Everything you need to know about your application.
- Application
- Tesseract
- Version
- 2.0.0
- Runtime
- Python / Flask
- Storage
- SQLite · persistent
- Weather provider
- Checking configuration…
- UPS provider
- Checking configuration…
- Speedtest provider
- Checking configuration…
- Solar plant provider
- Checking configuration…
Intent responses and request history are saved automatically. Weather, UPS, solar plant and saved speed-test readings come from your configured LAN APIs. The application must be able to reach that network.