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TypeSafe Conversation

Experimental Home Assistant Assist conversation agent: each command sends the utterance and every Assist-exposed entity (names, areas, current states) to Jev in one call of about twenty typed questions, and code routes on the answers, acting only when the chosen answer is confident and clear of the runner-up; it asks before unlocking or disarming when Jev's separate risk score crosses a configured threshold, so this is not a deterministic safety gate. An optional Ollama or OpenAI-compatible LLM handles multi-part requests and general questions; the routing thresholds are fitted to a small set of recorded answers. MIT licensed.

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