A quick-reference page for physical-device testing. Speak directly when Callis is listening. Use “Alexa” when launching, reconnecting after the session closes, or interrupting playing audio.
The second remains the reliable fallback on devices that do not resolve the shorter phrase.
You can give or change your name from anywhere. Callis returns to the interrupted conversation afterward.
Help begins with the current location. “Tell me more” continues; “That’s enough” returns quietly.
Callis first states how many items are present and asks whether you want to hear them.
“Some” means three. A chosen group size becomes the normal size for that list.
The next ordinary Next or Previous returns to the established size.
Destructive actions require confirmation.
Callis asks for deliberate confirmation.
A bare “Alexa, stop” may end the Alexandria session. Use “Stop playback” when you intend to remain in the Library.
After a recording finishes, Return reconnects to the completed item and its next available actions.
At the welcome-back offer, these commands act from the remembered location rather than forcing playback first.
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Exit closes the session and clears temporary protected access.