Building an app for Google Assistant is easy if you use Dialogflow, but it can become tricky if you want to build a complete vocal experience for your users. In this presentation I'll show the tools that are available to developers, the key points of Dialogflow and some tips & tricks to make your assistant more engaging for end users.

1. Build an app for
Google Assistant
with Dialogflow
Andrea Maglie
The Musement Use Case

2. Ing. Andrea Maglie
• Senior Software Engineer @
Musement
• Organizer @ GDG Venezia
• andrea.maglie@gmail.com
• @TechIsFun
• github.com/TechIsFun

3. GOAL

8. 1. Intent
2. Entity
3. Context
4. Webhook

9. 1. Intent
2. Entity
3. Context
4. Webhook

10. Intent

11. Intent

12. Intent

13. Intent

14. Intent

15. 1. Intent
2. Entity
3. Context
4. Webhook

16. Entity

17. Entity

18. Entity

19. 1. Intent
2. Entity
3. Context
4. Webhook

20. Context

21. Context

22. Context

23. 1. Intent
2. Entity
3. Context
4. Webhook

24. Fulfillment / Webhook

25. Fulfillment / Webhook

26. Fulfillment / Webhook

27. Actions on Google SDK
https://github.com/actions-on-google/actions-on-google-nodejs
https://github.com/TechIsFun/actions-on-google-kotlin
https://github.com/ticketmaster/actions-on-google-kotlin

28. Actions on Google SDK

29. Response

30. Carousel

31. Card

32. Other response types
Lists
Suggestion Chips
Table Card
SSML
Check the documentation for details:
https://developers.google.com/actions/assistant/responses

33. Conversation data

34. User storage

35. TIPS & TRICKS

36. Training

37. Training

38. Small Talk

39. Help

40. Multi-Language

41. Always reply with a question

42. PROJECT SETTINGS

43. Settings

44. Export / Import

45. INTEGRATIONS

46. Simulator

47. Simulator

48. Integrations

49. TEST

50. NGROK

51. Webhook

52. PUBLISH

53. Directory information

54. Surface capabilities

55. Release

56. QUESTIONS?

57. THANK YOU!
Andrea Maglie