@chrischickshow, that makes sense. I'll add something about that to the docs to warn people not to use the name of a room in their voice words..

@TheDreamer68!!
It sounds like you're navigating the transition from the old Cloud Connected Device Integration to the new Schema Cloud Connector, which can be a bit tricky. Since the changeover is already happening, it’s best to follow the new path for creating integrations. If you’re stuck at step 14, it might be helpful to review any specific documentation or guides provided by SmartThings, especially around the Schema Cloud Connector setup.

@Moacir-Vilela-Sêga good. Sorry I didn't get back to you but I did test it and it was still working for me.

@gajahduduk, that's great. Thank you for testing it and letting me know.

@Jordel-Miranda, I think you have something in your commands.json that's causing the issue. Please try renaming it. It's in this folder:

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

@gajahduduk, ok - you're right you do have to use one the Trigger Command, TC, or TRIGGERcmd skill to hear the result of your command.

To answer your question about adding that to the new TRIGGERcmd Smart Home skill - no, it's not possible.

@Russ yes, when I run manualy it start.

@Cristian-Dindinelli said in New SmartThings integration (2023):

hi, i just changed my pc and i messed up everything so i deleted triggercmd from smartthing, but now i can't install it anymore. This link https://developer.smartthings.com/workspace/projects/new won't make me create a new project but send me to an other page.

After some extra step, I could connect to smartthing, but only devices with "voice" command are shared, any advice?

Thanks @Leron-Tolmachev .

@Xander, awesome. I'm glad that worked.

@Russ There has to be a way. Many systems, like VNC for example, use this feature.

@Carlos-Junior, you could create a script with two commands in it like this:

taskkill /f /fi "USERNAME eq %USERNAME%" /fi "WINDOWTITLE ne" shutdown /s /f /t 0

Then your command would run that script with a command like this:

c:\scripts\close_all_shutdown.bat

If you don't want to create a script, you can generally run multiple commands with one command line by separating the commands with && like this:

taskkill /f /fi "USERNAME eq %USERNAME%" /fi "WINDOWTITLE ne" && shutdown /s /f /t 0

@kellanist, great. That makes sense.

@Tiago-Ivanov-Lavinas, great. Not sure what happened the first time, but renaming that folder is like a fresh agent install.

@Adam-S It worked. Thanks.