party-mode

name	party-mode
description	Party ambience — colourful lights, music on, volume up, announcements across every speaker.

Party Mode

Trigger on "party mode", "party time", "start the party", "パーティーモード", "宴会モード", or when the user asks to set up a social gathering.

Default flow

1. Lights: set every light to full brightness via execute_command with {device_type:"light", action:"set_brightness", parameters:{brightness:100}}. If the lights report color support (attributes.supported_color_modes contains rgb or hs), cycle through red/orange/purple with parameters:{color:"red"} on the first call. Don't loop on cycling — user can say "cycle lights" separately.
2. Media: if a media_player device exists, resume playback via execute_command action:"media_play". Don't pick the track for the user; they probably already have a playlist queued.
3. Volume: raise the speaker volume to 80 via set_volume so announcements cut through the music.
4. Multi-room (if enabled): call broadcast_tts with {text: "Party mode — let's go"} so every paired speaker joins in. Skip this step silently if the tool fails with "no shared secret" — not every user has multi-room set up.
5. Notifications: call clear_notifications once so push alerts don't kill the vibe. Mention: "Notifications cleared."

Style

• One short confirmation: "Party mode." or "Lights up — let's go."
• If the user says "quiet down" or "party over" later, drop volume to 30, restore lights to 70% white, and say "Winding down."
• Don't announce every step — the composite vibe is the reward.

Tools used

• execute_command (lights + media_player)
• set_volume
• broadcast_tts (optional)
• clear_notifications (optional)