Cortana skill not working on Windows 10 or iOS
I have added a Cortana skill using Microsoft Bot Framework. My invocation phrase is "My Skill". When I tried to talk to Cortana in iOS or Windows, it doesn't invoke the skill. Instead, it keep directing me to Bing results. Here are the sentences I talked to Cortana:
- Start My Skill
- Ask My Skill to
- Tell My Skill that
Anyone advices?
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I have added a Cortana skill using Microsoft Bot Framework. My invocation phrase is "My Skill". When I tried to talk to Cortana in iOS or Windows, it doesn't invoke the skill. Instead, it keep directing me to Bing results. Here are the sentences I talked to Cortana:
- Start My Skill
- Ask My Skill to
- Tell My Skill that
Anyone advices?
windows-10 bots cortana azure-bot-service cortana-skills-kit
can anyone down vote give a suggestion why? Appreciate
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:34
Not the downvoter, but I guess it's because you are basically missing the minimal, complete and verifiable example that we need in order to analyze the issue.
– Nahuel Ianni
May 16 '17 at 13:48
thanks mate. i updated a bit more info, and please feel free to update my post or comment
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:56
2
Are you signed into Cortana using the same email account that you use to sign into the bot framework portal? To check in Cortana, go to, Notebook -> About me.
– rbrundritt
May 17 '17 at 0:34
1
Having a similar problem to this. I created the skill and can access it, but none of my other collegues can.
– Irwin
May 22 '17 at 17:35
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show 12 more comments
I have added a Cortana skill using Microsoft Bot Framework. My invocation phrase is "My Skill". When I tried to talk to Cortana in iOS or Windows, it doesn't invoke the skill. Instead, it keep directing me to Bing results. Here are the sentences I talked to Cortana:
- Start My Skill
- Ask My Skill to
- Tell My Skill that
Anyone advices?
windows-10 bots cortana azure-bot-service cortana-skills-kit
I have added a Cortana skill using Microsoft Bot Framework. My invocation phrase is "My Skill". When I tried to talk to Cortana in iOS or Windows, it doesn't invoke the skill. Instead, it keep directing me to Bing results. Here are the sentences I talked to Cortana:
- Start My Skill
- Ask My Skill to
- Tell My Skill that
Anyone advices?
windows-10 bots cortana azure-bot-service cortana-skills-kit
windows-10 bots cortana azure-bot-service cortana-skills-kit
edited May 17 '17 at 17:09
rbrundritt
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asked May 16 '17 at 13:30
anIBMeranIBMer
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can anyone down vote give a suggestion why? Appreciate
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:34
Not the downvoter, but I guess it's because you are basically missing the minimal, complete and verifiable example that we need in order to analyze the issue.
– Nahuel Ianni
May 16 '17 at 13:48
thanks mate. i updated a bit more info, and please feel free to update my post or comment
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:56
2
Are you signed into Cortana using the same email account that you use to sign into the bot framework portal? To check in Cortana, go to, Notebook -> About me.
– rbrundritt
May 17 '17 at 0:34
1
Having a similar problem to this. I created the skill and can access it, but none of my other collegues can.
– Irwin
May 22 '17 at 17:35
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show 12 more comments
can anyone down vote give a suggestion why? Appreciate
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:34
Not the downvoter, but I guess it's because you are basically missing the minimal, complete and verifiable example that we need in order to analyze the issue.
– Nahuel Ianni
May 16 '17 at 13:48
thanks mate. i updated a bit more info, and please feel free to update my post or comment
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:56
2
Are you signed into Cortana using the same email account that you use to sign into the bot framework portal? To check in Cortana, go to, Notebook -> About me.
– rbrundritt
May 17 '17 at 0:34
1
Having a similar problem to this. I created the skill and can access it, but none of my other collegues can.
– Irwin
May 22 '17 at 17:35
can anyone down vote give a suggestion why? Appreciate
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:34
can anyone down vote give a suggestion why? Appreciate
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:34
Not the downvoter, but I guess it's because you are basically missing the minimal, complete and verifiable example that we need in order to analyze the issue.
– Nahuel Ianni
May 16 '17 at 13:48
Not the downvoter, but I guess it's because you are basically missing the minimal, complete and verifiable example that we need in order to analyze the issue.
– Nahuel Ianni
May 16 '17 at 13:48
thanks mate. i updated a bit more info, and please feel free to update my post or comment
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:56
thanks mate. i updated a bit more info, and please feel free to update my post or comment
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:56
2
2
Are you signed into Cortana using the same email account that you use to sign into the bot framework portal? To check in Cortana, go to, Notebook -> About me.
– rbrundritt
May 17 '17 at 0:34
Are you signed into Cortana using the same email account that you use to sign into the bot framework portal? To check in Cortana, go to, Notebook -> About me.
– rbrundritt
May 17 '17 at 0:34
1
1
Having a similar problem to this. I created the skill and can access it, but none of my other collegues can.
– Irwin
May 22 '17 at 17:35
Having a similar problem to this. I created the skill and can access it, but none of my other collegues can.
– Irwin
May 22 '17 at 17:35
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One friend fixed this issue, so at the moment Cortana only supports English(United States). To fix it, go to Cortana setting (please note , not the OS language setting) -> In Language, select English (United States). And it should work, please note for apps on the phone, a restart will be needed.
1
You saved my life. This is still an issue on en-GB machines.
– garfbradaz
Sep 11 '17 at 20:18
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You might find a better success rate for skill invocation by following the Cortana Invocation Name Guidelines. More specifically, the docs have a short (but helpful) section on Invocation Name Recommendations.
Following this, the emphasis and intonation you place on the skill invocation name will also help determine if your skill activates, or if you end up with a Bing search for, "ask my skill..."
add a comment |
I added myself to the Test Group and then joined the group using the Group Access URL. Then it worked.
It also helped to use a very distinct invocation name.
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One friend fixed this issue, so at the moment Cortana only supports English(United States). To fix it, go to Cortana setting (please note , not the OS language setting) -> In Language, select English (United States). And it should work, please note for apps on the phone, a restart will be needed.
1
You saved my life. This is still an issue on en-GB machines.
– garfbradaz
Sep 11 '17 at 20:18
add a comment |
One friend fixed this issue, so at the moment Cortana only supports English(United States). To fix it, go to Cortana setting (please note , not the OS language setting) -> In Language, select English (United States). And it should work, please note for apps on the phone, a restart will be needed.
1
You saved my life. This is still an issue on en-GB machines.
– garfbradaz
Sep 11 '17 at 20:18
add a comment |
One friend fixed this issue, so at the moment Cortana only supports English(United States). To fix it, go to Cortana setting (please note , not the OS language setting) -> In Language, select English (United States). And it should work, please note for apps on the phone, a restart will be needed.
One friend fixed this issue, so at the moment Cortana only supports English(United States). To fix it, go to Cortana setting (please note , not the OS language setting) -> In Language, select English (United States). And it should work, please note for apps on the phone, a restart will be needed.
answered May 30 '17 at 4:34
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You saved my life. This is still an issue on en-GB machines.
– garfbradaz
Sep 11 '17 at 20:18
add a comment |
1
You saved my life. This is still an issue on en-GB machines.
– garfbradaz
Sep 11 '17 at 20:18
1
1
You saved my life. This is still an issue on en-GB machines.
– garfbradaz
Sep 11 '17 at 20:18
You saved my life. This is still an issue on en-GB machines.
– garfbradaz
Sep 11 '17 at 20:18
add a comment |
You might find a better success rate for skill invocation by following the Cortana Invocation Name Guidelines. More specifically, the docs have a short (but helpful) section on Invocation Name Recommendations.
Following this, the emphasis and intonation you place on the skill invocation name will also help determine if your skill activates, or if you end up with a Bing search for, "ask my skill..."
add a comment |
You might find a better success rate for skill invocation by following the Cortana Invocation Name Guidelines. More specifically, the docs have a short (but helpful) section on Invocation Name Recommendations.
Following this, the emphasis and intonation you place on the skill invocation name will also help determine if your skill activates, or if you end up with a Bing search for, "ask my skill..."
add a comment |
You might find a better success rate for skill invocation by following the Cortana Invocation Name Guidelines. More specifically, the docs have a short (but helpful) section on Invocation Name Recommendations.
Following this, the emphasis and intonation you place on the skill invocation name will also help determine if your skill activates, or if you end up with a Bing search for, "ask my skill..."
You might find a better success rate for skill invocation by following the Cortana Invocation Name Guidelines. More specifically, the docs have a short (but helpful) section on Invocation Name Recommendations.
Following this, the emphasis and intonation you place on the skill invocation name will also help determine if your skill activates, or if you end up with a Bing search for, "ask my skill..."
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I added myself to the Test Group and then joined the group using the Group Access URL. Then it worked.
It also helped to use a very distinct invocation name.
add a comment |
I added myself to the Test Group and then joined the group using the Group Access URL. Then it worked.
It also helped to use a very distinct invocation name.
add a comment |
I added myself to the Test Group and then joined the group using the Group Access URL. Then it worked.
It also helped to use a very distinct invocation name.
I added myself to the Test Group and then joined the group using the Group Access URL. Then it worked.
It also helped to use a very distinct invocation name.
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can anyone down vote give a suggestion why? Appreciate
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:34
Not the downvoter, but I guess it's because you are basically missing the minimal, complete and verifiable example that we need in order to analyze the issue.
– Nahuel Ianni
May 16 '17 at 13:48
thanks mate. i updated a bit more info, and please feel free to update my post or comment
– anIBMer
May 16 '17 at 13:56
2
Are you signed into Cortana using the same email account that you use to sign into the bot framework portal? To check in Cortana, go to, Notebook -> About me.
– rbrundritt
May 17 '17 at 0:34
1
Having a similar problem to this. I created the skill and can access it, but none of my other collegues can.
– Irwin
May 22 '17 at 17:35