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Is the intent being called but you don't have fulfillment set up?

I don't know anything about BotCopy. In Dialogflow, you'd check the Fulfillment option: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3291635/71103521-49769b00-2188-11ea-8c1f-4e6ea3ad5ab7.png)

Do you get the same type of issue if you use Dialogflow directly?

Can you provide a code sample to reproduce this behavior? Are you jumping from one media response directly into the next one? Are you adding in any simple text responses?

Can you make your sample more off-the-shelf, so I can better reproduce it.

I don't know which VS Code Intellisense documentation you're using. However, you should consider the GitHub README and documentation as the source of truth. The code you're using is outdated....

The `app` object directly handles the request/response types. As per [our README](https://github.com/actions-on-google/actions-on-google-nodejs#frameworks), there are ways to directly ingest the types. Like Firebase Functions: ``` const functions = require('firebase-functions') // ......

`require('actions-on-google').ApiAiApp` is now ``` const { dialogflow } = require('actions-on-google') const app = dialogflow() ``` From there, follow the Node.js guide linked above. To get the user, run ``` app.intent(INTENT_NAME,...

Do you want to use the library then, or would you just prefer sending JSON back directly? If you want the library, you can use something similar to the [session-entities-plugin](https://github.com/actions-on-google/dialogflow-session-entities-plugin-nodejs/blob/master/src/index.ts#L60)...

It has not been something that I've been looking at. Any such feature would also be mirrored in the `@assistant/conversation` library as well. You can accomplish something similar to what...