When a user asks Assistant to perform a task using your app, Assistant matches their query to an App Actions capability defined in your app's shortcuts.xml XML resource. A physical or virtual Android device with Internet access to the Play Store.īefore continuing make sure the same Google account is signed in to Android Studio, and the Google app on your test device.Īpp Actions connect users from Google Assistant to your Android app.A Google account with access to the Google Play Console.A terminal to run shell commands with git installed.
Prerequisitesīefore continuing, make sure you have the following tools in your environment: You will also learn to use the Google Assistant plugin for Android Studio to test your BIIs.
#Android custom voice actions code how to#
You'll learn how to use BIIs from the Health and Fitness category to extend Assistant to an Android app. In this codelab, you'll add two App Actions built-in intents (BIIs) to a sample fitness Android app, enabling users to start and stop an exercise timer by using their voice. If you're new to Android may instead want to get started with one of the codelabs for Android developer fundamentals. You should have prior experience with developing Android apps and Android intents to follow this codelab. This codelab covers beginner-level concepts for developing with App Actions. Capabilities let Assistant know which app features support user voice requests, and how you want those requests fulfilled.
As an Android developer, you implement capability elements to add App Actions. With App Actions, you can use Google Assistant to jump directly into app features and complete tasks using your voice.
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