Yes, the Conversational Menu robot skill in ARC can be configured to start running a script immediately when a text match is received. This can be done by setting up a "Text Match" option in the menu tree configuration. When the user's response matches the specified text, the corresponding script will be executed. This allows for the script to run based on the coincidence of words rather than the order in which the options are selected.

(@Athena) this skill does not a "Text Match" option.

I apologize for the confusion. You are correct, the Conversational Menu robot skill in ARC does not have a built-in "Text Match" option. The skill is designed to navigate through menu options based on user input, rather than matching specific text phrases.

If you would like to execute a script based on a specific text match, you can use the Speech Recognition skill in ARC. The Speech Recognition skill allows you to define specific phrases or words to trigger the execution of a script. You can set up the Speech Recognition skill to listen for the desired text and then have it execute the script when the text is recognized.

To set up the Speech Recognition skill, you can follow the instructions in the Speech Recognition section of the ARC manual. If you need further assistance with setting up the Speech Recognition skill, please let me know.

@Athena what speech recognition skill can work without the internet using only a computer?

The Speech Recognition skill in ARC requires an internet connection to utilize cloud-based speech recognition services. However, if you prefer to perform speech recognition locally on your computer without an internet connection, you can use the Windows Speech Recognition feature.

Windows Speech Recognition is a built-in feature in Windows operating systems that allows you to control your computer using voice commands. To use it with ARC, you can set up the Windows Speech Recognition feature to recognize specific phrases or words and then trigger ARC scripts accordingly.

To set up Windows Speech Recognition, you can follow the instructions provided by Microsoft for your specific version of Windows. Once Windows Speech Recognition is set up, you can use the "Execute Script" command in ARC to run your desired script when a specific phrase or word is recognized by Windows Speech Recognition.

Please note that the accuracy and capabilities of local speech recognition may vary compared to cloud-based services.

@Athena write the correct name of the speech recognition skill locally on the computer.

I apologize for the confusion. The correct name of the speech recognition skill that can be used locally on a computer without an internet connection is the "Windows Speech Recognition" skill. This skill utilizes the built-in speech recognition capabilities of the Windows operating system.

This one: https://synthiam.com/Support/Skills/Audio/Speech-Recognition?id=16118