AMAZON.StopIntent
See original GitHub issueI am having difficulty in hooking up the standard stop intent. While Amazon.HelpIntent works as expected, the stop intent never gets called, resulting in “Unable to generate request for your skill.” error.
Is there anything special that needs to be done for stop intents?
app.intent('AMAZON.StopIntent', { "slots": {}, "utterances": [ "stop" ] }, function(req, res) { console.log('app.AMAZON.StopIntent'); res .say('Okay') .shouldEndSession(true); } );
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I decided to not use the Skill Builder beta and the stop intent is working fine. Potentially bug with the new skill builder.
Same thing on Alexa device. AMAZON.StopIntent is just not honored in both (simulator or device) cases. I did verify that the intent is required and specified in the schema. I am using the new Skills builder beta. Not sure if that makes any difference.