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| ask-sdk-lambda-support |  |
| ask-sdk-servlet-support |  |
| ask-sdk-dynamodb-persistence-adapter |  |
| ask-sdk-apache-client |  |
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The SDK works on model classes rather than native Alexa JSON requests and responses. These model classes are generated using the Request, Response JSON schemas from the developer docs. The source code for the model classes can be found here.
This code sample will allow you to hear a response from Alexa when you trigger it. It is a minimal sample to get you familiarized with the Alexa Skills Kit and AWS Lambda.
This is a step-up in functionality from Hello World. It allows you to capture input from your user and demonstrates the use of Slots.
This tutorial will guide you in building a fully-featured skill. The skill features Built-In and Custom slots, as well as state management. The skill you build with this tutorial can be customized to build your own game.
This tutorial will demonstrate how to write skills for Echo Show and Echo Spot in Java using the Alexa Skills Kit (ASK) SDK v2.
This tutorial demonstrates 3 features of APL: the Pager Component, SpeakItem Command, and accessing device characteristics in the skill code.
To discover frameworks built on top of the ASK SDK for Java, see https://github.com/alexa-labs/ask-sdk-frameworks-java.
Alexa Skills Kit SDK for NodeJS
Alexa Skills Kit SDK for Python
Request and vote for Alexa features here!