@MyNameisntZ
It sounds like you're working on integrating a voice application with a scheduling feature using Google Calendar. If you're receiving an "invalid assistant" error after updating the URL to point to your second scenario, it could be due to a few different reasons. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:
1. **Check the URL**: Ensure that the URL for the second scenario is correct and that it is accessible. If there's a typo or the server is not responding, it could lead to an "invalid assistant" error.
2. **Review Configuration**: Make sure that the second scenario is configured properly within your voice application. This includes checking for any required parameters or headers that need to be included in the request.
3. **Test the Endpoint**: Try testing the second scenario's endpoint independently (outside of the voice application) to see if it's functioning as expected. You can use tools like Postman or curl for this.
4. **Check for Errors**: Look for any error messages or logs that could provide more information about why the assistant is considered invalid. This could be due to an issue with the scenario logic or an error in the code.
5. **Compatibility**: Ensure that the second scenario is compatible with the voice application platform you're using. Some platforms have specific requirements for endpoints to be considered valid.
6. **Permissions**: If the scenario involves Google Calendar, make sure that the necessary permissions and authentication are correctly set up to allow the voice application to interact with the calendar.
If you've gone through these steps and are still encountering issues, I can assist you further by asking more specific questions about your setup. Could you provide more details about the error you're encountering and any relevant configuration details? This will help me give you more targeted advice.