feat:are_you_ready #17
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new intent and other misc fixes
WalkthroughThe changes encompass updates to the "Finished Booting" skill for OpenVoiceOS, enhancing its documentation and functionality. The Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant OVOS as OpenVoiceOS
participant Skill as Finished Booting Skill
User->>Skill: "Is the system ready?"
Skill->>OVOS: Check system readiness
OVOS-->>Skill: System status (ready/not ready)
Skill-->>User: Respond with system status
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locale/en-us/intent/are_you_ready.intent (1)
1-10: Excellent coverage of system readiness phrases!The intent phrases provide a comprehensive set of variations for users to inquire about system readiness. The use of alternatives in parentheses is consistent and allows for flexible matching. The phrases cover various aspects such as booting, loading, services, and overall readiness, addressing both the system formally (e.g., "Open Voice OS") and informally (e.g., "you").
Here are a few suggestions for further improvement:
Consider adding more alternatives to some phrases. For example, line 1 could be expanded:
Is (your|the|Open Voice OS|the assistant's) system (ready|prepared|set)You might want to group similar phrases together. For instance, move line 7 next to line 1 as they are very similar.
Consider adding phrases that users might use when frustrated or impatient, such as:
Are you (ready yet|still not ready|taking much longer)translations/en-us/dialogs.json (2)
8-14: LGTM! Consider adding one more phrase for variety.The new "confirm_ready.dialog" section looks good. The phrases are clear, concise, and effectively convey the message of system readiness. They provide a good variety of responses, which is excellent for user experience.
Consider adding one more phrase to further increase variety, such as:
"I'm all set and ready for your commands."
18-23: LGTM! Consider adjusting the last phrase for consistency.The new "deny_ready.dialog" section is well-crafted. The phrases effectively communicate that the system is not yet fully operational, providing a good variety of responses.
For consistency in length and style with the other phrases, consider slightly shortening the last phrase:
- "The system isn't fully operational yet, please give me some more time." + "The system isn't fully operational yet, please wait."This maintains the message while aligning more closely with the concise style of the other phrases.
translations/en-us/intents.json (1)
2-13: LGTM! New intent looks comprehensive and well-structured.The new
/intent/are_you_ready.intentis a great addition. It covers a wide range of phrases users might use to inquire about system readiness. The use of alternatives in parentheses provides good variability.Some minor suggestions for further improvement:
- Consider adding more specific phrases for individual services or components, e.g., "Is the voice recognition ready?"
- You might want to include some informal variants, e.g., "You good to go?" or "All set?"
README.md (2)
9-16: Great addition of detailed description and key features!The expanded description and new key features section provide valuable information about the skill's functionality and capabilities. This will help users better understand and utilize the skill.
Consider removing the colon from the "Key Features" heading to adhere to markdown best practices:
-### Key Features: +### Key Features🧰 Tools
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17-29: Improved voice commands and examples.The updated voice commands are more consistent with the skill's terminology, which will help users interact with the skill more intuitively. The addition of the "Is the system ready?" command is a valuable feature for users to check the system status.
For consistency, consider updating the second example in the Examples section:
- "Disable load speech." + "Disable ready notifications."This will align with the updated command description in the Voice Commands section.
__init__.py (1)
62-63: Clarify the distinction between 'network' and 'internet' in comments.The comments at lines 62 and 63 both describe 'network' and 'internet' as the device being connected to the internet:
# internet -> device is connected to the internet# network -> device is connected to the internetThis could lead to confusion. Typically, 'network' refers to a connection to any network (e.g., local network), while 'internet' specifies a connection to the wider internet. Please update the comments to reflect this distinction accurately.
Apply this diff to clarify the comments:
# Different setups will have different needs # eg, a server does not care about audio -# internet -> device is connected to the internet +# internet -> device is connected to the wider internet -# network -> device is connected to the internet +# network -> device is connected to a local network # gui_connected -> a gui client connected to the gui socket
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translations/en-us/dialogs.json (1)
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1-24: Overall, excellent additions to enhance user communication.The changes to this file align well with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary. The new dialog sections for confirming and denying system readiness significantly enhance the skill's ability to communicate system status to the user.
Key points:
- The new dialogs provide clear and varied responses for both when the system is ready and when it's still booting.
- The phrases are well-written and maintain a consistent style throughout the file.
- These additions will improve the user experience by providing more informative and diverse system status updates.
Great job on these enhancements!
README.md (2)
1-5: LGTM! Clear and concise title and summary.The updated title and summary effectively communicate the skill's purpose and main features. The description is clear and informative, providing users with a good understanding of what to expect from this skill.
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1-34: Overall, excellent improvements to the documentation!The changes to the README.md file significantly enhance the documentation for the "Finished Booting" skill. The updated content provides clearer explanations, better-structured information, and more comprehensive details about the skill's functionality and usage.
Key improvements include:
- A more descriptive title and summary
- Detailed explanation of the skill's purpose and functionality
- Addition of a clear "Key Features" section
- Updated and more consistent voice commands
- New example for checking system readiness
These changes will greatly assist users in understanding and utilizing the skill effectively.
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new intent and other misc fixes
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