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Feature Request: Start a Scene via Alexa #58
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There is already a command like this but I have no easy way for users to get the ID they are required to pass to the executeRoutineId() command. It's high up on my roadmap though! |
You can locate the routine ID from here https://alexa.amazon.com/api/behaviors/automations |
This item is now possible using the new Actions companion app in v3 beta |
I would like to request a new feature in the smartthings multi sensors they have accelerometers I want to make my washer talk but it not supported could you add that please |
Has there been a way discovered yet to fire a alexa routine from webcore? I see the executeRoutineid(..) in webcore but when i put the name of my alexa routine in the string field, it does not work. What am i doing wrong, please help |
This might not be the core intention of the app but would it be possible to start an Alexa scene via command e.g. startscene()? I understand that there are ways to set this up via virtual sensors in ST and an Alexa routine which starts the scene but its messy. If you have a lot of scenes you end up with a lot of virtual devices and routines which are hard to keep track of. Starting a scene via one command from a webcore piston would make things very neat.
By scene I mean e.g. a Phillips Hue scene like "Relax in Livingroom". I also have a few Smart home devices which don't integrate (well) with ST but integrate with Alexa via scenes which I would like to used in webcore pistons.
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