So, the basic idea is this:
I make a request to an assistant app to play some audio.
In general, these requests will come from a Google Home device (I know, they could come from a mobile phone etc, but I'm only worried about Home devices right now).
I can easily send a text response back and have it read.
But what I'd rather do it stream an audio file to the source device via standard Chromecasting stuff.
If I make my request something like "Hey Google, ask {my app} to read me the instructions for {blah} in the {living room}" then it's no problem to pick out "living room" as the target device and send the audio there. That works perfect.
But if the user says "Hey Google, ask {my app} to read me the instructions for {blah}"
What i'd like is to be able to send the audio to the device the request came from.
I found this question:
Detect request coming from google home using dialogflow
which is close but not exactly what I'm after.
EDIT: I also found the "MEDIA RESPONSE" info, but it looks like that would only be good for a single media response. In my case, I may have several audio clips that need to play back to back, so a single media response wouldn't work. (at least, I don't see a way it would work from what I know).
Is this even possible?