Amazon launches personal Alexa skills blueprint

Amazon today launched a feature called AI Assistant Alexa Blueprint, which allows users to create their own Alexa skills. Alexa's skills blueprint does not need to know the code in advance. As long as you fill in the blanks, your blueprint skills can be made and started in a few minutes.

The blueprint is released today for Alexa users in the United States and includes 20 skill templates.

Personalized skills created using blueprints will be assigned to devices registered to a specific Amazon account and will not appear in the more than 30000 skills in the AlexaSkills Store.

When you release, you can do something with a blueprint, such as the expectations of a babysitter or tenant. You can create flash cards or exam blueprints to help you learn. Blueprints are also available if you want to praise someone (or yourself), bake your friends, or create family jokes or family chores.

The blueprint adds a range of voice applications available to Amazon Alexa, including text messaging, smart home skills, and visual skills of Echo Show and EchoDot.

Other personalization methods Amazon promises to bring skills notifications and unique voice recognition to Alexa developers through Amazon's voice program in the first half of 2018.