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Reference for Bitfocus Companion module action definitions using @companion-module/base. Use when asked to add an action, implement a button command, define action options, or wire up a device control. Also use when user needs help with action callbacks, subscribe/unsubscribe lifecycle, or the CompanionActionDefinition API.
Reference for Bitfocus Companion module configuration fields using @companion-module/base. Use when asked to add config fields, define connection settings (host, port, credentials), create module options, or validate user input. Also use when user needs help with config field types, regex validation, or the configUpdated lifecycle.
Reference for Bitfocus Companion module feedback definitions using @companion-module/base. Use when asked to add a feedback, change button colors based on state, render button graphics, or create visual indicators. Also use when user needs help with boolean vs advanced feedbacks, subscribe/unsubscribe, or the CompanionFeedbackDefinition API.
Reference for Bitfocus Companion module upgrade scripts using @companion-module/base. Use when asked to create upgrade scripts, migrate user data, handle breaking changes to actions/feedbacks/config, or rename IDs. Also use when user needs help with CompanionStaticUpgradeScript, version migrations, or the upgrade helper functions.
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Teaches the multi-file action pattern used in split-file Companion modules. Use when asked to add a new action category, create an action file, register actions in an aggregator, or extend the actions layer of a Companion module that splits actions across multiple files with a GetActions aggregator.
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