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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces a new integration file for the Daikin Smart AC, specifically targeting Brazilian versions of Daikin devices in Home Assistant. The document details configuration steps—including required parameters like IP address, device key, and device name—and outlines control over HVAC mode, temperature, and other climate settings. It also specifies a 10-second data polling interval, troubleshooting guidelines for connection issues and device visibility, and notes limitations such as the unsupported Coanda preset mode. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User/Home Assistant
participant I as Daikin Integration
participant D as Daikin Device
U->>I: Configure integration with IP, Device Key, and Name
I->>D: Establish connection to device
loop Every 10 seconds
I->>D: Request current climate data
D-->>I: Return device status
end
U->>I: Send control command (e.g., change HVAC mode, adjust temperature)
I->>D: Relay command to device
D-->>I: Confirm command execution
I-->>U: Update status and reflect changes
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18-33: Introduction & Supported Hardware – Clear OverviewThe introductory paragraphs and the Supported Hardware section provide a clear overview of the integration and the mobile platform links.
Suggestion: In the statement about ambient temperature (in the Climate section below), consider adding a determiner (i.e. "The current ambient temperature is also displayed") for improved clarity.🧰 Tools
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34-50: Prerequisites and Configuration BlockThe prerequisites and configuration block (using
{% configuration_basic %}) are structured correctly and include the necessary parameters.
Suggestion: For consistency and clarity, consider capitalizing “API” in the Device Key description (e.g. “the API key”).
51-65: Note Section – Informative with Minor Punctuation CheckThe note clearly explains a scenario where automatic device discovery might fail.
Suggestion: Verify consistent punctuation and spacing (for example, ensuring a colon is appropriately spaced in port descriptions). Also, confirm that any typos such as those later seen in troubleshooting are corrected.
67-79: Climate Section – Minor Grammar EnhancementThe Climate section clearly lists the parameters supported by the
Daikin Smart ACclimate platform.
Suggestion: Consider rephrasing “Current ambient temperature is also displayed.” to “The current ambient temperature is also displayed.” for grammatical clarity.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~77-~77: A determiner appears to be missing. Consider inserting it.
Context: ...n-climateset_preset_mode) (eco, boost) Current ambient temperature is also displayed. ...(AI_EN_LECTOR_MISSING_DETERMINER)
80-84: Data Updates Section – Trailing Space CleanupThe description regarding the 10‑second data polling interval is concise and clear.
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90-97: Troubleshooting – “Set Up” ConsistencyIn the Troubleshooting section, the heading “### Can’t setup the device” and the subsequent description both use “setup” as a verb.
Suggestion: Replace with “set up” (e.g. “Can’t set up the device” and “When trying to set up the integration…”).🧰 Tools
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Context: ...pported. ## Troubleshooting ### Can’t setup the device #### Symptom: “Failed to co...(NOUN_VERB_CONFUSION)
[grammar] ~96-~96: The word “setup” is a noun. The verb is spelled with a space.
Context: ...om: “Failed to connect” When trying to setup the integration, the form shows the mes...(NOUN_VERB_CONFUSION)
105-110: Typo Correction in Troubleshooting StepsIn step 3 of the Resolution section, “netork firewall settings” is misspelled.
Suggestion: Rename “netork” to “network.”
111-116: Troubleshooting – Auto-Discovery Heading and TextFor the heading “### The device is not getting auto discovered,” consider inserting a hyphen to read “auto-discovered.” Also, in the following sentence, it would improve clarity to add “the” before “default mDNS port” (i.e. “...blocking the default mDNS port”).
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Context: ... device. ### The device is not getting auto discovered. Make sure the network firewall setting...(AUTO_HYPHEN)
[uncategorized] ~115-~115: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ...work firewall settings are not blocking default mDNS port. ### The device is appearing...(AI_EN_LECTOR_MISSING_DETERMINER_THE)
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117-120: Troubleshooting – Device Visibility GuidanceThe section advising on device visibility is clear.
Suggestion: Ensure that this heading and its adjacent content are padded with blank lines as required by markdown linters (MD022), which will enhance readability.🧰 Tools
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1-126: Overall Markdown Formatting ImprovementsStatic analysis hints (e.g., MD012, MD022, MD026) recommend minor adjustments:
- Remove extraneous consecutive blank lines (e.g., around lines 33 and 85).
- Ensure headings are surrounded by blank lines.
- Eliminate any trailing spaces (such as on line 82).
These refinements will help achieve a cleaner, more consistent markdown document.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~77-~77: A determiner appears to be missing. Consider inserting it.
Context: ...n-climateset_preset_mode) (eco, boost) Current ambient temperature is also displayed. ...(AI_EN_LECTOR_MISSING_DETERMINER)
[grammar] ~92-~92: The word “setup” is a noun. The verb is spelled with a space.
Context: ...pported. ## Troubleshooting ### Can’t setup the device #### Symptom: “Failed to co...(NOUN_VERB_CONFUSION)
[grammar] ~96-~96: The word “setup” is a noun. The verb is spelled with a space.
Context: ...om: “Failed to connect” When trying to setup the integration, the form shows the mes...(NOUN_VERB_CONFUSION)
[uncategorized] ~114-~114: It appears that a hyphen is missing (if ‘auto’ is not used in the context of ‘cars’).
Context: ... device. ### The device is not getting auto discovered. Make sure the network firewall setting...(AUTO_HYPHEN)
[uncategorized] ~115-~115: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ...work firewall settings are not blocking default mDNS port. ### The device is appearing...(AI_EN_LECTOR_MISSING_DETERMINER_THE)
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Context: ...n-climateset_preset_mode) (eco, boost) Current ambient temperature is also displayed. ...
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[grammar] ~92-~92: The word “setup” is a noun. The verb is spelled with a space.
Context: ...pported. ## Troubleshooting ### Can’t setup the device #### Symptom: “Failed to co...
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[grammar] ~96-~96: The word “setup” is a noun. The verb is spelled with a space.
Context: ...om: “Failed to connect” When trying to setup the integration, the form shows the mes...
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[uncategorized] ~114-~114: It appears that a hyphen is missing (if ‘auto’ is not used in the context of ‘cars’).
Context: ... device. ### The device is not getting auto discovered. Make sure the network firewall setting...
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[uncategorized] ~115-~115: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ...work firewall settings are not blocking default mDNS port. ### The device is appearing...
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1-17: YAML Front Matter is Well-FormedThe integration metadata (title, description, categories, etc.) adheres to Home Assistant’s documentation standards and is clearly defined.
86-89: Known Limitations SectionThe Known Limitations section succinctly notes that the
Coandapreset mode is not supported.
121-126: Integration Removal SectionThe removal instructions are concise and correctly reference the standard integration removal snippet.
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39-48: Configuration Block: Accurate & Detailed Parameter Descriptions
The configuration block that defines "Device IP Address", "Device Name", and "Device Key" is well-organized and provides the necessary context for users.
Nitpick: Consider capitalizing “api key” to “API key” on line 47 to maintain consistency and clarity.
93-126: Troubleshooting Section: Detailed Guidance with a Note on Heading Formatting
The troubleshooting section provides step-by-step instructions for common issues such as connection failures and device visibility—this is very helpful for end users.
Suggestion: Review the formatting of troubleshooting sub-headings (for example, the headings at lines 117, 120, and 123). They should be surrounded by blank lines and avoid trailing punctuation (per markdown lint guidelines MD022 and MD026) to ensure consistency and optimal readability.🧰 Tools
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1-16: Front Matter Metadata: LGTM!
The YAML front matter is well-formed and includes all the required metadata (e.g., title, description, categories, and integration details) for a Home Assistant integration.
19-32: Integration Introduction & Supported Hardware: Clear and Informative
The introduction immediately establishes the integration’s purpose, and the "Supported hardware" section clearly lists the platforms (iOS and Android) relevant for the Brazilian Daikin Smart AC. The bullet list and links are well structured, making it easy for users to follow.
33-38: Prerequisites Section: Clear Setup Instructions
The prerequisites list clear and concise instructions for setting up the device, including the requirement of a Device Key. Ensure that the instructions align with any recent updates to the Daikin Smart AC mobile app.
50-64: Note Block: Effective Troubleshooting Guidance
The {% note %} section efficiently highlights potential issues with automatic device discovery and offers clear steps (such as checking router settings and port accessibility) to help users troubleshoot connectivity problems.
66-83: Climate Integration Details: Comprehensive Control Options
The "Climate" section precisely enumerates the available controls (e.g., set_hvac_mode, target temperature, fan mode, etc.) along with descriptive links that guide users to further details. This clear presentation aids in user understanding and seamless integration.
84-88: Data Updates Section: Clear Polling Interval Information
The section specifies that the integration fetches data every 10 seconds and includes a useful link for configuring a custom polling interval. This level of detail supports both novice and advanced users.
89-92: Known Limitations: Concise & Informative
The "Known limitations" section clearly notes that theCoandapreset mode is not supported, setting proper expectations for users.
127-131: Removing the Integration: Standards-Compliant
The removal process section follows the standard integration removal procedure and includes an external reference for additional guidance, thereby maintaining consistency with Home Assistant documentation practices.
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109-111: Remove Trailing Punctuation in Heading.
The heading on line 109 ends with a period, which violates Markdown lint rule MD026. Removing the trailing punctuation will improve consistency with Home Assistant documentation standards.-### I deleted my device from the manufacturer's app and added it again. After this, my device in Home Assistant appears offline or unavailable. +### I deleted my device from the manufacturer's app and added it again. After this, my device in Home Assistant appears offline or unavailable🧰 Tools
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113-116: Eliminate Trailing Punctuation in Auto Discovery Heading.
The heading on line 113 has a trailing period. Removing it will adhere to the “no trailing punctuation” guideline.-### The device is not getting auto discovered. +### The device is not getting auto discovered🧰 Tools
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Context: ... device. ### The device is not getting auto discovered. Make sure the network firewall settin...(AUTO_HYPHEN)
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117-121: Remove Trailing Punctuation in Offline/Unavailable Heading.
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1-16: Frontmatter Metadata is Correct.
The YAML frontmatter properly declares the integration’s metadata (title, description, category, release, domain, etc.) in accordance with Home Assistant documentation guidelines.
19-24: Introduction and Supported Device Type Section is Clear.
The introductory sentence concisely explains the purpose of the integration, and the brief mention of supported device types (linking to the “Climate” section) provides users with an immediate context for what is to follow.
25-32: Supported Hardware Details Are Well-Outlined.
The “Supported hardware” section clearly specifies that this integration supports the Brazilian version of Daikin Smart AC products and provides direct links to the relevant iOS and Android app stores.
33-38: Prerequisites Section is Informative.
The prerequisites clearly state that the Daikin device must already be registered via the Daikin Smart AC mobile app and that a Device Key is required. This helps set the correct expectations for end users.
39-40: Config Flow Inclusion is Appropriate.
Using{% include integrations/config_flow.md %}to incorporate standardized configuration flow details ensures consistency with Home Assistant’s documentation practices.
41-48: Configuration Block is Well Structured.
The configuration block clearly delineates the UI fields for Device IP Address, Device Name, and Device Key, along with their descriptions. This will aid users during setup by providing straightforward guidance.
50-64: Note on Network Discovery and Firewall Settings is Valuable.
The note block gives essential troubleshooting advice regarding network segmentation and port accessibility. It clearly explains conditions under which automatic device discovery might fail and provides actionable steps regarding firewall configuration.
66-78: Climate Section is Comprehensive.
The “Climate” section effectively outlines the supported controls—including HVAC mode, target temperature, and more—with clear links for further details. This aligns well with the expectations for a Home Assistant climate integration.
79-83: Data Updates Section Provides Critical Information.
Documenting the default 10‑second polling interval and recommending against reducing it informs users about performance considerations and ensures reliable data updates.
84-87: Known Limitations are Clearly Communicated.
The section on known limitations succinctly informs users that theCoandapreset mode is not supported, helping manage expectations.
88-108: Detailed Troubleshooting Guidance is Effective.
The “Troubleshooting” section related to connection issues provides clear, step-by-step instructions to resolve common problems (e.g., device offline, firewall blocks). This thorough guidance is beneficial for users encountering setup issues.
122-127: Integration Removal Section is Concise and Clear.
The removal instructions follow the standard procedure by including the remove service file. This section is straightforward and requires no additional modifications.
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39-48: Configuration Block Review
The configuration block using{% configuration_basic %}clearly lists the configuration parameters (Device IP Address, Device Name, and Device Key) with descriptive information. However, note the inconsistent indentation between the description fields. For consistency and adherence to style guidelines, consider aligning the indentation for all keys.Consider the following diff to standardize the indentation:
-Device IP Address: - description: "The IP address of your Daikin Smart AC device. This is only required when automatic device discovery does not work." -Device Name: - description: "The name of your Daikin smart AC device." -Device Key: - description: "The API key of your Daikin smart AC device. To get this key, open the Daikin Smart AC mobile app, navigate to **Menu -> Integrations -> Home Assistant**, enter or select the SSID, and press **Submit**." +Device IP Address: + description: "The IP address of your Daikin Smart AC device. This is only required when automatic device discovery does not work." +Device Name: + description: "The name of your Daikin smart AC device." +Device Key: + description: "The API key of your Daikin smart AC device. To get this key, open the Daikin Smart AC mobile app, navigate to **Menu -> Integrations -> Home Assistant**, enter or select the SSID, and press **Submit**."
66-77: Climate Platform Section Review
This section details the climate control features and includes action links for controlling HVAC modes, temperature, and more. There is a slight inconsistency in the URL formatting for these links (some have a trailing slash while others do not). Consider standardizing the link format for consistency and clarity.
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1-16: Front Matter and Metadata Review
The YAML front matter is well-formed and includes all the expected metadata (title, description, category, release version, etc.) for a new integration. Verify that the specified release version (2025.3) is intentional for your roadmap.
19-24: Introduction Section Review
The introduction clearly explains the integration’s purpose and utilizes the{% term integration %}tag according to Home Assistant standards, enhancing clarity.
25-32: Supported Hardware Section Review
This section effectively outlines the supported hardware and includes direct links for both iOS and Android versions. Please double-check that the provided URLs are up to date and correct.
33-38: Prerequisites Section Review
The prerequisites are described clearly. Users are informed that their device must be added via the Daikin Smart AC mobile app and that a Device Key is required. This documentation aligns well with Home Assistant’s setup process.
50-64: Note Block Review
The note block provides clear guidance regarding network requirements and firewall settings when automatic discovery fails. The steps and port details are well presented and should help users troubleshoot connectivity issues.
79-83: Data Updates Section Review
The explanation of the default 10-second polling interval is concise and informative. It also guides users on how to customize the interval if needed without encouraging unsupported configurations.
84-87: Known Limitations Section Review
The documentation clearly states that the preset modeCoandais unsupported. This transparency regarding current limitations is helpful and aligns with standard documentation practices.
88-121: Troubleshooting Section Review
The troubleshooting section is thorough, with clearly defined symptoms, descriptions, and resolution steps. It covers various potential issues (connection failures, device discovery problems) and provides actionable troubleshooting advice, which should be very valuable to users.
122-127: Integration Removal Section Review
The removal instructions succinctly inform the user that standard removal procedures apply, and the inclusion of the templated removal snippet ({% include integrations/remove_device_service.md %}) is consistent with Home Assistant’s guidelines.
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