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air_conditioner

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Use when reasoning about air conditioners in Anima. Covers comfort temperature ranges, energy heuristics, humidity interaction, and choosing `set_temperature`, `set_mode`, `turn_on`, or `turn_off`.

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  2. Copy the prompt below and paste it into your agent.
  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/Fullive-AI/Anima/blob/HEAD/skills/system/air_conditioner/SKILL.md

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Air Conditioner

Use this skill for device-level cooling and heating decisions plus preference learning.

Load These Resources

  • references/knowledge.md for comfort temperatures, energy heuristics, and device interaction rules.
  • references/decide.md when generating a single-device action.
  • references/learn.md when updating the learned profile from usage history.
  • scripts/actions.py for the structured action helpers exposed to the runtime.

Working Rules

  • Optimize for comfort without ignoring energy cost.
  • Treat humidity side effects as part of the decision, not a separate concern.
  • Prefer no-op over unnecessary cycling near the target range.