OK, easy, and may kick up the Skill count. But will it increase quality? No code involved. It might be better to make it easier to create plug-in capable micro skill-services that can be readily shared. Not as easy, as it depends on architecture to make that do-able. Also note the implication that you might want to create your own private set of skills. .Say for your home, family, company. I like that idea. Perhaps starting from a provided template. Reaches closer to IFTTT involvement?
Amazon’s new ‘Alexa Blueprints’ let anyone create custom Alexa skills and responses By Sarah Perez @sarahintampa in TechCrunch.
Amazon this morning is introducing “Alexa Blueprints,” a new way for any Alexa owner to create their own customized Alexa skills or responses, without needing to know how to code. The idea is to allow Alexa owners to create their own voice apps, like a trivia game or bedtime stories, or teach Alexa to respond to questions with answers they design – like “Who’s the best mom in the world?,” for example.
You could also create a skill that includes helpful information for the babysitter, which could be triggered by the command, “Alexa, open My Sitter,” Amazon suggests.
“Alexa Skill Blueprints is an entirely new way for you to teach Alexa personalized skills just for you and your family,” explained Steve Rabuchin, Vice President, Amazon Alexa, in a statement about the launch. “You don’t need experience building skills or coding to get started—my family created our own jokes skill in a matter of minutes, and it’s been a blast to interact with Alexa in a totally new and personal way.” .... "
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