Assistant directory

AI-generated Key Takeaways

• The Assistant directory, accessible on the web and mobile devices, allows users to discover and engage with Actions, categorizing them for easy exploration and configuration.

• Developers should actively promote their Actions as users can easily find and learn how to use them through the Assistant directory, available on the web and through the Google app on Android and iOS.

• The Actions console provides analytics specifically for the directory, offering developers insights into their Action's rating over time to understand user reception and engagement.

• Users can access the web directory through any browser, share Action pages via weblinks, and leave reviews when signed into their Google accounts, enhancing discoverability and feedback.

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Users can discover your Actions via the Assistant directory on the web and mobile devices, so be sure to promote and market your Actions appropriately. The Assistant directory lets users discover your Actions easily and learn how to use them afterwards.

The Assistant directory lets users:

• Browse and find capabilities that meet their needs. Users can explore the directory where Actions are categorized into logical groups for easy lookup.
• Discover capabilities of the Assistant by finding Actions that are relevant to them.
• Configure and customize their Assistant experience with Actions.

Mobile directory

The mobile Assistant directory lets users browse Actions via the Google app for Android and the Google Assistant app for iOS.

The following examples show a page for Fitbit Coach, a health & fitness Action that walks users through a home workout:

Web directory

The Assistant directory on the web lets users browse Actions via any web browser. Users can click the share button on the top of your page for a weblink. You can also find the weblink for your Action's page in the Actions console on the Overview page.

Note: Weblinks to the directory page are different from Assistant links which send users directly to one of your Actions using the Assistant.

If users are signed in their Google accounts, they can review your Action as well.

The following example shows a page for Fitbit Coach, a health & fitness Action that walks users through a home workout:

Analytics

The Actions console features analytics that show how your Action has been rated in the mobile Assistant directory. Navigate to Analytics > Directory for details about your Action's rating over time.