feat(new-plugin): eliza samsung smarthings plugin

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Client-Eliza-Home Functionality Overview

Core Purpose

The client-eliza-home package serves as a bridge between ElizaOS and SmartThings-enabled smart home devices, enabling natural language control and automation of home devices.

Key Components

1. Command Processing

• Natural language parsing via CommandParser
• Maps user commands to device-specific actions
• Handles complex multi-part commands
• Validates command syntax and parameters

2. Device Management

• Device discovery and categorization
• Real-time state tracking
• Capability mapping
• Room-based organization
• Scene management

3. Device Control Capabilities

Supports control of:

• Switches & Lights

  • On/Off control
  • Brightness adjustment
  • Color control
  • Color temperature

• Climate Control

  • Temperature setting
  • Mode control
  • Fan speed

• Security Devices

  • Locks
  • Motion sensors
  • Contact sensors
  • Presence detection

• Window/Door Control

  • Window shades
  • Garage doors

• Media Devices

  • Playback control
  • Volume adjustment

4. State Management

• Real-time device state monitoring
• State persistence
• Event handling
• State synchronization
• Historical state tracking

5. Integration Features

• SmartThings API integration
• Event emission
• State providers
• Template-based responses
• Error handling with retries

Command Flow

1. User Input

   • Natural language command received
   • Command validation
   • Intent parsing

2. Command Processing

   • Command normalization
   • Parameter extraction
   • Capability checking

3. Execution

   • Device identification
   • Command mapping
   • API calls
   • State updates

4. Response Generation

   • Status confirmation
   • Error reporting
   • State updates
   • Natural language response

Templates

The system uses two main templates:

1. homeShouldRespondTemplate

• Determines if commands require home automation response
• Filters relevant commands
• Handles command prioritization

2. homeMessageHandlerTemplate

• Generates natural responses
• Confirms actions
• Reports results
• Maintains conversation context

Smart Home Manager

Core orchestration through SmartHomeManager:

• Command routing
• Device state management
• Response generation
• Error handling
• Event coordination

Capabilities System

Flexible capability management:

• Capability definition
• Version control
• Property management
• Command mapping
• State tracking

Error Handling

Robust error management:

• Command validation
• API error handling
• State synchronization errors
• Network issues
• Device timeout handling

State Providers

Provides real-time state information:

• Device states
• Automation states
• Scene states
• Room states
• System health

Event System

Comprehensive event handling:

• Device state changes
• Command execution
• Error events
• System status
• Automation triggers

Integration Points

Key integration interfaces:

• SmartThings API
• ElizaOS core
• State management
• Event system
• Template system

Security

Security considerations:

• API token management
• Command validation
• State access control
• Error exposure control
• Rate limiting

Performance

Performance optimizations:

• Command caching
• State caching
• Batch updates
• Retry mechanisms
• Response optimization

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builds but untested