@Espino As other threads will tell you, the Token is found when you log into the main site, under Instructions.
https://www.triggercmd.com/user/computer/create

@andré-augusto you can find it on the instructions page or in your profile while you're logged into your account.

@dean-mcnaughton, that's awesome! I'm always interested in use-cases like this. Thanks for sharing.

@Russ
I think the batch file wrote info to the card, but can't remember for sure. I'm hesitant to repeat the experiment right now because the SSD card is configured and running Raspberry Pi OS.

As far as I'm concerned, this is not an active issue for me anymore because I installed it a different way; I should have followed up to let you know. Thank you for looking into it and responding though!

@tuicemen it might be possible but Apple and Google take 30 percent of the money through the app stores.

Google pay might be a decent option though. Sorry I never researched this. It's been a busy time for me, but now that the AWS cutover is done I have more time, so I'll put this on the Todo list.

I attempted to load netcore to my Linux machine and discovered it isn't able to run it. 😞
With dimming now possible via Alexa at least, I figured some new code would be required however there is no need to update code for this. (at least not for Alexa)

@tuicemen, it's not difficult to use, but I agree it's also not the first thing a new user should attempt.

@russ Thanks

@david-jones, thanks. I'll update that article.

@tuicemen, good questions.

You can link 1 Google account AND 1 Amazon account simultaneously to 1 TRIGGERcmd account. Yes, if you use 2 Amazon accounts you'll need 2 TRIGGERcmd accounts.

@russ Thanks. I did read that - I will have a go and see how I get on. I'll update you.
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@murilotavares28, if you delete this file, then close and open your agent, it will prompt you again for a token, and it will create a new computer object in your account with the same commands you had before.

C:\Users\(your user)\.TRIGGERcmdData\token.tkn

@russ 🙂

@Wesley-Galdino-de-Farias, good. That's a common problem. I'm glad you figured it out.

@Smart-Communities, you could create a command to download a new commands.json file from a central spot, but for security I didn't include a way to remotely update commands.

@Steve-Gardinier, you should not paste your token into that Pair Code field. It's not meant for that.

You should install the TRIGGERcmd Agent on your computer, then paste your token into this screen:

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@Xavi-Ros, if you're not using the newer TRIGGERcmd Smart Home skill, please switch to it:

https://assistant.google.com/services/a/uid/0000002be4521c02

It does a much better job of matching your words to your commands.

You just say, "Hey Google, turn on X" (where D is the voice word for your command).

@brunoleska, see that your B.LEKECINSKAS@GMAIL.COM account is subscribed, so you should be able to run more than one command per minute.

If you have two accounts and you need to re-associate your computer with this account, you can delete your token.tkn file, then quit and re-open the agent. Assuming you're running Windows, that's in your C:\Users\(Your User)\.TRIGGERcmdData folder.

The reason uninstalling and re-installing the agent didn't work is when you uninstall, it leaves your data files in that .TRIGGERcmdData folder.

@Arturo-Gracia-Maqueda, you can delete the computer in your account on the website. Then, when you input your token in the agent on your computer, it will re-create your computer in your account.