Here’s how to give Conducttr some Alexa Skills 🙂
Here’s the code used in the video example
INTENT JSON{ “intents”: [  {   “intent”: “GetFacebookMsg”  } ]}LAMBDA CODE//// Credit to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt9WdE5kR6g for the code base!//var https = require(‘https’)exports.handler = (event, context) => { try {  if (event.session.new) {   // New Session   console.log(“NEW SESSION”)  }  switch (event.request.type) {   case “LaunchRequest”:    // Launch Request    console.log(`LAUNCH REQUEST`)    context.succeed(     generateResponse(      buildSpeechletResponse(“Welcome to Conducttr”, true),      {}     )    )    break;   case “IntentRequest”:    // Intent Request    console.log(`INTENT REQUEST`)    switch(event.request.intent.name) {     case “”: // INTENT GOES HERE      var endpoint = “” // ENDPOINT GOES HERE      var body = “”      https.get(endpoint, (response) => {       response.on(‘data’, (chunk) => { body += chunk })       response.on(‘end’, () => {        var data = JSON.parse(body)        var last_comment = data.results[0].this_tweet  // MODIFY THIS TO SUIT YOUR DATA        context.succeed(         generateResponse(          buildSpeechletResponse(`hmmm… ${last_comment}`, true),          {}         )        )       })      })      break;     default:      throw “Invalid intent”    }    break;   case “SessionEndedRequest”:    // Session Ended Request    console.log(`SESSION ENDED REQUEST`)    break;   default:    context.fail(`INVALID REQUEST TYPE: ${event.request.type}`)  } } catch(error) { context.fail(`Exception: ${error}`) }}// HelpersbuildSpeechletResponse = (outputText, shouldEndSession) => { return {  outputSpeech: {   type: “PlainText”,   text: outputText  },  shouldEndSession: shouldEndSession }}generateResponse = (speechletResponse, sessionAttributes) => { return {  version: “1.0”,  sessionAttributes: sessionAttributes,  response: speechletResponse }}