@esaltat, unfortunately that's a problem I can't solve because Amazon doesn't give developers the ability to change the audible feedback for Smart Home skills.

Thanks for sharing your use case. That's pretty cool.

@Johnny-Bx, you could try adding a line like this to your script:

#!/bin/bash
echo "It ran" >> /tmp/run.log
chrome-cli open https://github.com/prasmussen/chrome-cli

If you see something in /tmp/run.log you'll know it at least ran the script.

Thank you @Gustavo-Soares

@Gustavo-Soares, your solution makes sense. Also that TUI (text user interface) is really cool. I hope you publish that.

@Johnny-Bx, I suspect it's not finding the script because the path to it is wrong.

The dot (.) in ./script1.sh means run script.sh in the current directly. If script1.sh is in your home directory, you could replace the dot with a ~. The tilde (~) is a reference to your home directory.

Alternatively, you could specify the full path, like /scripts/script1.sh in that TRIGGERcmd Command field.

A third option would be to put script1.sh in a folder that your PATH environment variable includes, and make your command just script1.sh instead of ./script.sh.

I hope that helps. Let me know please.

@Wholepunch, you're welcome. Thank you for the post.

@esaltat, if you use one of the original skills called "TRIGGERcmd" or "TRIGGER command" you can use the Voice Reply field to have Alexa say whatever you want. This post shows the GUI editor's voice reply field:

https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/341/voice-reply-field-now-allows-placeholders-for-trigger-computer-and-params

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@Wholepunch dude I love your ideas.

@Wholepunch, thank you! I still haven't tried a 433mhz project and I want to.