Deep link invocations
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Deep link invocations allow users to enter a specific part of your conversation, via a global intent. Users say your display name in combination with the deep link phrase to carry out a deep link invocation (for example, "Ok Google, talk to <display name> to <deep link phrase>")
To build deep link invocations, you create global custom intents with training phrases that define the user input that you want to set for the deep link.
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