[Xposed Framework Modules] pablo71:
ihelp101 I'm glad your alive! ... this is so so cool.. and thanks to hahamuntz for not giving up

those who enjoy using autovoice with wear might really enjoy expanding the functionality with Wearshell .. I love Wearshell ... these two threads have enough info to get going quickly

http://xdaforums.com/android-wear/development/app-wearshell-t2902242

http://xdaforums.com/android-wear/development/wearshell-tasker-recipes-wearshell-t3367531

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yeah it is awesome actually ... just tilt watch and speak ... how it should be

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this is great ... I did look into Autowear and it looks really cool, but I only saw very limited and clunky voice command possibilities as compared to an Autovoice flows limitless and instant ability to do everything with a single chain of words in any order without even pausing ... autovoice is magic ... however, I may not be being fair, it's possible I didn't explore Autowear enough to find a backdoor way to intercept voice commands with it seamlessly

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firstly keep in mind you cannot speak the same two commands in a row, each command must be different from the previous one. This is just an oddity of the way the Google Search app broadcasts what it receives.

Secondly, Tasker is notorious for making you think that profiles and tasks are active, when they are not, because you have not fully backed out of Tasker and saved what you have input by hitting the back button until you are on the home screen

thirdly, BACKUP YOUR TASKER DATA AND REINSTALL TASKER ... yes, sometimes even tasker has sick days

1 install xposed and reboot

2 install gs-api that was posted by ihelp101 and reboot

3 update hooks in gs-api (hit 3dot menu) and reboot

4 install autovoice AFTER steps 2 and 3

5 set up some test profiles and try them

6 if not working uninstall all updates of Google App and Google Services, this will remove your watch from Android Wear so prepare for factory reset (or use the wear app called Advanced Settings to re-pair without factory reset .. open it on watch, go to Apps > System > Google Play Services > CLEAR DATA then REBOOT ... then in same Advanced Settings app (not regular settings) on watch go to Bluetooth > check Discoverable

7 update Google App and Google Play Services either manually from apkmirror or by praying you'll get the invisible update of Google Play Services : the current versions that are reportedly working are 5.13.31.21.arm(GoogleSearch App) and 9.0.83(GooglePlayServices).

8 reboot phone and watch, re-pair with factory reset, or as said above

9 because Android Wear sucks right now it might need to be force stopped and smacked around to pair it AND to get it working with Google App ... reboot everything if it finally connects but you don't see words appearing on your watch when you speak

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Did Your Flow Suddenly Just Stop Working?

The Google Play services app invisibly installs itself from time to time, whenever there is an update, on your phone, and on your watch as well. I watched my Google Play services version on my watch magically and invisibly change from 8. 6. 98 to 9. 0. 83 with no notifications to reboot or anything, same on my phone. when these invisible update in the background there is a really big chance your flow is going to stop working, or it will start working badly. Reboot everything, try and get your flow working, it will work badly, so reboot again, try and get it working. Most likely after a few minutes things will settle in and it will start working again.

Setting up a tasker profile to notify you when the version number of Google Play services changes is not a bad idea, because when it does, lots of things on your phone might start working weirdly and you won't know why.