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CHANGELOG.md

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+### 0.3.1
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 ### 0.3.0
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package.json

 {
   "name": "@jargon/actions-on-google",
-  "version": "0.3.0",
+  "version": "0.3.1",
   "description": "The Jargon Actions on Google SDK makes it easy to manage the content of your Google Action",
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README.md

 # Jargon SDK for Google Assistant Actions (nodejs)
 
-The Jargon SDK makes it easy for skill developers to manage their runtime content, and to support
-multiple languages from within their skill.
+The Jargon SDK makes it easy for action developers to manage their runtime content, and to support
+multiple languages from within their action.
 
-Need help localizing your skills to new languages and locales? Contact Jargon at [e-mail].
+Need help localizing your actions to new languages and locales? Contact Jargon at [e-mail].
 
@@ -20,3 +20,3 @@ ## Requirements
 
-Like the Actions on Goolge support library, the Jargon SDK is built using [TypeScript](https://www.typescriptlang.org/index.html),
+Like the Actions on Google support library, the Jargon SDK is built using [TypeScript](https://www.typescriptlang.org/index.html),
 and includes typing information in the distribution package.
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 ### Content resources and resource files
-Content resources define the text that your skill outputs to users, via Alexa's voice, card content,
-or screen content. It's important that these resources live outside of your skill's source code to
+Content resources define the text that your action outputs to users, via Alexa's voice, card content,
+or screen content. It's important that these resources live outside of your action's source code to
 make it possible to localize them into other languages.
 
-The Jargon SDK expects resource files to live in the "resources" subdirectory within your lambda
-code (i.e., skill_root/lambda/custom/resources). Each locale has a single resouce file, named for
-that locale (e.g., "en-US.json").
+The Jargon SDK expects resource files to live in the "resources" subdirectory within your fulfillment
+code. Each locale has a single resource file, named for that locale (e.g., "en-US.json").
 
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 ### Variations
-It's important for Alexa skills to vary the words they use in response to users, lest they sound robotic. The Jargon SDK
+It's important for Google Assistant Actions to vary the words they use in response to users, lest they sound robotic. The Jargon SDK
 makes ths simple with built-in variation support. Variations are defined using nested objects:
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-Intializing the Jargon SDK is simple:
+Initializing the Jargon SDK is simple:
 
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