awsdocs/amazon-lex-developer-guide

The open source version of the Amazon Lex docs. You can submit feedback & requests for changes by submitting issues in this repo or by making proposed changes & submitting a pull request.

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amazon-lex-developer-guide's Issues

Fixing a minor typo in lambda-input-response-format.md

In this documentation:

https://github.com/awsdocs/amazon-lex-developer-guide/blob/master/doc_source/lambda-input-response-format.md

Change "a entry" to "an entry".

Cheers,
Behnam

Info Requested

Is there a way to overwrite user utterance in Lex ? or Define Generic Intent which will accept user utterance as is and pass to the next level ?

What is the "responseAttributes" property in lex api response for chatbot?

I have seen responseAttributes in lex API response as null. How we utilize this parameter? That is, I'm using lambda function for fulfulling the Lex intent. I need to utilize this variable for changing some thing in client application. There no documentation for this variable. It's always there in post text api for lex.

Inaccurate Documentation for AMAZON.DATE

This description of AMAZON.DATE does not accurately describe how the slot type currently operates. It says the system will resolve all date inputs as specific calendar dates, regardless of what type of date the user specifies. For example:

• "today" = 2020-05-05,
• "April 2017" = 2017-04-30,
• "2016" = 2016-12-31.

The actual current behavior is more in line with what is described in the Alexa skill documentation. This resolves to:

• "today" = 2020-05-05
• "April 2017" = 2017-04
• "2016" = 2016

Does this page reflect an upcoming change? If so, we need to know about it because it would cause breaking changes in the application we are currently developing.