Added more information on device pairing, and cleaned up API Key documentation further.
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Once signed and a device is paired, the unit will use our API keys for services, such as the STT (Speech-to-Text) API. It also uses allows you to use our API keys for weather, Wolfram-Alpha, and various other skills.
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Once signed and a device is paired, the unit will use our API keys for services, such as the STT (Speech-to-Text) API. It also uses allows you to use our API keys for weather, Wolfram-Alpha, and various other skills.
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Pairing information generated by registering with Cerberus is stored in:
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`~./mycroft/identity/identity.json` <b><-- DO NOT SHARE THIS WITH OTHERS!</b>
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It's useful to know the location of the identity file when troubleshooting device pairing issues.
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## Using Mycroft without Cerberus.
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## Using Mycroft without Cerberus.
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If you do not wish to use our service, you may insert your own API keys into the configuration files listed below in <b>configuraion</b>.
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If you do not wish to use our service, you may insert your own API keys into the configuration files listed below in <b>configuraion</b>.
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The place to insert the API key looks like the following:
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The place to insert the API key looks like the following:
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`[WeatherSkill]
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`[WeatherSkill]`
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api_key = ""`
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`api_key = ""`
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Put the relevant key in between the quotes and Mycroft Core should begin to use the key immediately.
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Put the relevant key in between the quotes and Mycroft Core should begin to use the key immediately.
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