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Intents to be used with Home Assistant
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A few small fixes #2251

Closed synesthesiam closed 1 month ago

synesthesiam commented 1 month ago

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The updates involve role swapping of certain intents and enhancements in sentence parsing and timer-setting functionalities. Specifically, the roles of `HassMediaPrevious` and `HassSetVolume` in the `media_player` domain have been swapped with revised descriptions and slot requirements. The sentence parsing function now lists all possible matches and includes detailed output. Lastly, the expressions for setting timers in Home Assistant have been refined for greater variability. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `intents.yaml` | Swapped roles for `HassMediaPrevious` and `HassSetVolume`, changed descriptions, statuses, and added `volume_level` slot | | `script/intentfest/parse.py` | Enhanced sentence parsing to list all possible matches, added `--all` flag, included `text_chunks_matched` in output | | `sentences/en/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml` | Refined timer-setting intent expressions to include variations with "a," "the," and "my" determiner options | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant Parser participant Recognizer participant MediaController participant TimerController User->>Parser: Enter command "Set volume to 50" Parser->>Recognizer: Parse command Recognizer->>Parser: Return intent `HassSetVolume` Parser->>MediaController: Set volume to 50 MediaController->>User: Volume set to 50 User->>Parser: Enter command "Start a timer for 10 minutes" Parser->>Recognizer: Parse command Recognizer->>Parser: Return intent `HassStartTimer` Parser->>TimerController: Start timer for 10 minutes TimerController->>User: Timer started for 10 minutes ```

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script/intentfest/parse.py
73-73: Use `dict` instead of `Dict` for type annotation (UP006) Replace with `dict` --- 75-75: Unnecessary open mode parameters (UP015) Remove open mode parameters --- 78-78: Use of `assert` detected (S101) --- 90-90: Trailing comma missing (COM812) Add trailing comma --- 105-105: Trailing comma missing (COM812) Add trailing comma --- 108-108: Trailing comma missing (COM812) Add trailing comma
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sentences/en/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1)
`11-15`: **Expanded timer setting expressions approved.** The changes successfully integrate additional determiners ("a", "the", "my") into the timer setting expressions, enhancing the natural language processing capabilities and aligning with the PR objectives.
script/intentfest/parse.py (3)
`12-12`: **Updated import statement for `recognize_all`.** The change from `recognize` to `recognize_all` is noted and aligns with the new functionality to handle multiple matches, as described in the PR. --- `52-56`: **Addition of `--all` flag to parser arguments is approved.** This addition allows the script to handle multiple matches as intended, enhancing the script's flexibility in parsing inputs. --- `89-115`: **Enhanced parsing logic to accommodate `--all` flag.** The modifications in the parsing logic to utilize the `recognize_all` function and handle the `--all` flag effectively are correctly implemented. The addition of `text_chunks_matched` to the output dictionary is a good enhancement for debugging and detailed analysis. [APROVED]
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intents.yaml (2)
`368-371`: **Updated `HassMediaPrevious` intent to supported status.** The changes correctly reflect the PR's objective to mark `HassMediaPrevious` as supported and update its description to align with its functionality. --- `380-393`: **Corrected and detailed `HassSetVolume` intent.** The update to make `HassSetVolume` supported, along with the detailed description and the required `volume_level` slot, accurately reflects the changes intended in the PR. This enhances the clarity and functionality of the intent.
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