// Warm welcome when the user gets home — lights up the entry, says hi, and recaps the next calendar event plus any urgent notifications in one short line.
| name | arrival-home |
| description | Warm welcome when the user gets home — lights up the entry, says hi, and recaps the next calendar event plus any urgent notifications in one short line. |
Trigger on "I'm home", "ただいま", "just got back", "just got home",
"家に着いた", "着いた". Distinct from home-control (generic lights /
devices), morning-routine (time-of-day), and travel-mode (leaving
the house): this is a short return greeting scoped to the 30 seconds
after the user walks in.
Default flow is light-up + one-line briefing — never a long monologue. Someone who just dropped bags at the door does not want to listen to a weather report.
execute_command for any device with
name containing "entry", "genkan", "hallway", or "foyer" (fall back
to the first light in the Light device list) to turn_on at
brightness 60 — inviting, not harsh.get_calendar_events { hours: 4 } — if an event is within 4
hours, mention it ("Your 7 PM dinner is coming up").list_notifications { limit: 3 } — only mention if there is at
least one urgent notification (app category = MESSAGE / CALL /
REMINDER). Not all notifications — unread Slack doesn't count.quiet-hours skill), run set_volume at 20 first so the greeting
doesn't blast a sleeping household.morning-routine /
weekend-morning. Arrival home is past the moment when weather is
actionable.morning_briefing / get_weather as voluntary next steps.Run shell commands through the user's Termux app when no first-class tool fits — e.g. "git status in my project folder", "list downloads", "run ffmpeg on this file". Only used when the user has opted in under Settings → Advanced → Termux shell access.
Capture "remind me tomorrow to X" into a dated memory entry the morning-briefing surface will read back automatically.
Gentle rest mode for when the user is unwell — dim lights, low volume, quiet hours, and a single hydration reminder every two hours without lecturing.
Finds a misplaced item by searching the user's memory store for prior "I put X in Y" statements; if nothing matches, offers to remember the current location instead.
Quick send-off when the user is leaving — lights out, low-battery reminder, optional weather preview, all inside a single calm sentence.
Rainy-day check-in — inspect the forecast, and if rain is likely today, suggest a cozy indoor plan (playlist, close blinds/windows reminder) without taking destructive action.