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If it stops working through Alexa, maybe there's a way to have google assistant open an app that can then handle the transcription on it's own - my take on it is that you won't be able to use custom 'text ingredients'/variables through voice directly on the assistant, but if you could get assistant to open app that independently transcribed the voice command and then sent it to the webhook or whatever it is you need, then that could work - it seems like they are removing the features yet will allow assistant integration inside of an app where the transcribing could happen. I was thinking about Google crippling autovoice as well, but I was hoping it worked differently and could be a workaround.

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I don't care if it goes thru my phone with Alexa or if it's google or some 3rd party solution through my PC or phone. Does anyone have any insight as to how one would send a spoken phrase to tasker and then use tasker to send the phrase to a webhook - trigger the action through google assistant/autovoice and send the custom phrase like this: Īny help would be amazing - and there's a whole community of IFTTT users who would likely be all over getting this to work! I saw that tasker has Autovoice which integrates with assistant and it looks like you can tell it custom phrases and pass the phrase to tasker. Google is removing the text ingredient feature from IFTTT which is leaving many people with dead triggers and actions. I also do the same for the led matrix update, it's just processed differently.

For these I would say 'Hey Google, toggl working with client' and 'working with client' would be added to a link to the webhook i created to process the phrase for toggl through their API. In fact, the app is so good that Apple itself bought the app. Microsoft Power Automate is a great IFTTT alternative for Windows users.

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Pricing: Free plan includes 1000 operations and 100 MB of data transfer, paid plans starting at 9 a month. If you are an iOS user, WorkFlow is the best IFTTT alternative app you can get. This is helpful for those who don't know where to start or what's possible.

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I have been using IFTTT and the text ingredient feature to send a sentence or command to a webhook page on my website to trigger either an update to a txt file (which then displays on my LED matrix display as an alert) or to update toggl for time tracking at work with whatever I am working on. So, if you have been a long time IFTTT user who is looking to switch or are a newbie looking to dive into the automation game, here are 7 best IFTTT alternatives for iPhone and Android device: 1. query BSSID, act on specific results.I have had Tasker for quite a while but haven't used it for much. The path and approach your device takes, the roaming management, and current traffic on the network may result in inconsistent results in your testing.īut that's the basics. One thing to keep in mind is that in a dense (small cell) deployment of enterprise WiFi you may not always be attached to the same AP in the same place every time. I'm not a good IFTTT user so I can't help you with actually building rules for monitoring and acting on specific values being met, but I know a good bit about WiFi.

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(I have a Ubiquiti UAP-AC-Lite on my desk, the physical Ethernet interface MAC is the only one printed)īecause of this you'd need to use some WiFi analysis software to see the BSSID you're attached to at any given time. Since an AP has two interfaces (wired/wireless) the BSSID may or may not be printed on the device where the MAC of the physical Ethernet interface almost always is. Each AP has it's on BSSID (Basic Service Set Identifier) which is the MAC Address of the WIFI radio interface (in most enterprise equipment this is the case at least).