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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the AI Task integration documentation example to demonstrate a more IoT-related use case. The change replaces a generic "fake user profile generation" example with a practical "weather and comfort report" example that leverages actual Home Assistant sensor data.
- Updates the example script from user profile generation to weather and comfort reporting
- Integrates real Home Assistant entities like outdoor temperature, weather conditions, and indoor sensors
- Maintains the same structural format while demonstrating more relevant IoT functionality
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation for the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ai_task.generate_data
participant Notification
User ->> ai_task.generate_data: Provide sensor data (outdoor temp, weather, indoor temp, humidity)
ai_task.generate_data ->> ai_task.generate_data: Generate weather description & comfort assessment
ai_task.generate_data -->> User: Return comfort_report (weather_description, indoor_comfort_assessment)
User ->> Notification: Display weather description and comfort assessment
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source/_integrations/ai_task.markdown (1)
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: “Funny” tone still conflicts with HA doc style guidelines
This line is identical to the one previously flagged. Please switch to a neutral tone such as:Generate an engaging weather description and assess indoor comfort level.
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: Consider using explicit weather attributes for temperature instead of a separate sensor
states('weather.home')
already exposes temperature and other weather attributes. Pulling outdoor temperature from a dedicatedsensor.outdoor_temperature
is fine if your setup provides it, but many users won’t have that entity out-of-the-box.
To make the example more generally applicable you could pull the temperature from the weather entity itself:- Outdoor temperature: {{ state_attr('weather.home', 'temperature') }}°CThis avoids a potential “entity not found” pitfall for new users.
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: Response-variable wiring looks correct
comfort_report.data.weather_description
and.indoor_comfort
match the keys defined understructure
, and the indentation is valid YAML. Users should be able to paste this straight into a script.
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Thank you, @balloob 👍
Proposed change
Update the AI task example for structured output to be AI related.
Still need to verify the example works 100% as expected.
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