Voice-controlled lights: Jev judges each word and needs two approvals in a row
In a voice-controlled home setup, Jev judges after every word and requires two approvals in a row before acting, so devices change state one by one as they are named.
I'll be doing a bigger writeup of how I've implemented this, don't worry! But a super short version is the system judges after each word, and Jev has to approve twice in a row because of this case: "Turn on my dresser lamp..." Jev gets ready "Turn on my dresser lamp to..." Jev says wait hold up "Turn on my dresser lamp to 50%..." Jev gets ready "Turn on my dresser lamp to 50% and..." Jev says EXECUTE and then the dresser lamp changes while I am finishing saying the other things I want to happen. It's particularly magical to have devices change state one by one as I name them. As someone who built her first voice-to-control-lights system TWENTY THREE YEARS AGO with a duct-taped microphone on the ceiling that communicated to X-10 lightswitches, Jev allowing me to do something I've never seen before in voice interfaces is such a dream moment.
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