Identifying un-stored voice commands

A non-transitory computer-readable medium, comprising instructions executable by a processing resource to cause a computing device to:

• receive an un-stored voice command streamed from a microphone component of a voice controlled device;
• convert the un-stored voice command to device recognizable text;
• compare the device recognizable text of the un-stored voice command to a plurality of stored voice commands of the voice controlled device;
• identify a stored voice command among the plurality of stored voice commands based on the comparison of the device recognizable text of the un-stored voice command to the plurality of stored voice commands;
• and
• inform a user of the identified stored voice command via text-to-speech and/or a display on a screen.

A method for identifying an unknown voice command;

• capturing a plurality of voice commands from a user using a microphone component of a voice controlled device;
• streaming the plurality of captured voice commands to a speech recognition engine of the voice controlled device;
• converting the plurality of captured voice commands to device recognizable text;
• identifying at least a first voice command of the plurality of captured voice commands is an un-stored voice command based on the respective device recognizable text;
• comparing the respective device recognizable text of the at least first voice command to a stored voice commands file;
• identifying a subset of the plurality of stored voice commands based on the comparison of the respective device recognizable text to the stored voice commands file;
• and
• informing a user of the subset of the plurality of stored voice commands.