As the title mentions, I’m hoping to change the voice of or completely stop the Alexa response of “Ok” after completing an action triggered by the actionable notifications.
In my instance, Im using an Amazon Polly voice to kick off the question. This all works fine until one voice asks if it should turn on the lights and a different voice says “ok” after I respond.
Has anyone had any success or know of a way to adjust this?
You could enable “brief” mode on Alexa, this will get rid of the “ok” whether it’s from HA or directly talking to it. It generally has a low pitch bong if it does anything at all, it’s a little inconsistent on that front.
I think you have to go into the app settings to change it.
Unfortunately I have brief mode turned on already, yet it still gives that “ok” after you say yes or no
Have you tried the Alexa TTS instead of Polly? I wonder if you will get a different response.
It sounds like Alexa is confirming the response like it would to a third party app. I am not sure how to shut that down without creating your own dev account and programming an Alexa app.
So I just found in another thread that the response is hard coded in lamda_function.py, likely under the speak(speak_output) .response
Going to have to test and see if it can be easily removed
Well, I’m feeling very smart this morning. It seems I’ve figured it out.
Inside the lamda_function.py file for the actionable notifications application is a small section of code that controls the “OK” response:
speak_output: str = self.language_strings[prompts.OKAY]
self.clear_state()
return speak_output
With this removed, I can now create my own responses! 
Can you tell me which part of the code needs to be remove? Is it the “OKAY” or the entire code?
Im doing a door pin code automation… when alexa ask for my door pin code… and i intentionally say the wrong pin code alexa still response with a “OKAY”. I want alexa to response with something like “INCORRECT PIN” but you get the idea…
Do you have the idea how can this be achieved?