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This pull request introduces a new documentation file for the AiDot integration with Home Assistant. The documentation includes metadata, configuration flow support, HomeKit compatibility, supported platforms, and details on specific supported devices (A19 and BR30). It outlines prerequisites for configuration, data update mechanisms, troubleshooting, and the removal process for the integration.

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source/_integrations/aidot.markdown Added new documentation for integrating AiDot home security with Home Assistant, detailing metadata, configuration prerequisites, supported devices, data update mechanisms, troubleshooting, and removal process.

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    participant U as User
    participant HA as Home Assistant
    participant CFG as Configuration Flow Guide
    participant WL as Wi‑Fi Lights

    U->>HA: Initiate configuration process
    HA->>CFG: Retrieve setup instructions
    CFG-->>HA: Return configuration guidance
    HA->>WL: Send control command to A19/BR30 devices
    WL-->>HA: Respond with status update
    HA-->>U: Confirm integration setup and operational status
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source/_integrations/aidot.markdown (4)

22-25: Improve Markdown Formatting for the Prerequisites Section

Markdownlint reports the following for this section:

  • Headings should be surrounded by blank lines (MD022).
  • Lists should also be set off by blank lines (MD032).
  • There is trailing whitespace on line 24 (MD009).

Additionally, the phrase on line 24 could be reworded for clarity. Consider changing
- Only login with username & password is supported.
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- Login using username and password is supported.

Please add the necessary blank lines before and after the "## Prerequisites" heading and adjust the list formatting accordingly.

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35-38: Enhance the Data Updates Section Formatting and Wording

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  • Ensure that the "## Data updates" heading is surrounded by blank lines (MD022) and that the list items are properly spaced (MD032).
  • On line 38, the phrase "every one seconds" is grammatically incorrect. It should read "every second."

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-- The integration will update its lights by polling the AiDot Bridge every one seconds for new values.
+- The integration will update its lights by polling the AiDot Bridge every second for new values.
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1-16: Metadata Section Looks Good

The YAML front matter is well structured with all the required fields for the integration documentation. No changes are needed here.

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2-3: Integration Name Consistency

There is a potential inconsistency in the integration name: the title on line 2 is "Aidot" while the description on line 3 uses "Aiot". Please verify and standardize the integration name (and its capitalization) for clarity and consistency across the documentation.


20-25: Duplicate Inclusion of Config Flow

The tag {% include integrations/config_flow.md %} is used twice—once on line 20 and again on line 25. Confirm whether this repetition is intentional or if one instance should be removed to avoid duplication in the rendered output.

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22-25: Improve Markdown Formatting for Prerequisites Section

The heading "## Prerequisites" (line 22) and the subsequent list items (lines 23–24) should be surrounded by blank lines, as recommended by markdownlint (MD022 and MD032). Additionally, line 24 contains a trailing space. Consider applying the following diff to address these issues:

-{% include integrations/config_flow.md %}
-## Prerequisites
- - To be able to configure your machine in Home Assistant, your machine needs to be added to your account using the official AiDot app first.
- - Only login with username & password is supported. 
+{% include integrations/config_flow.md %}

+## Prerequisites

+ - To be able to configure your machine in Home Assistant, your machine needs to be added to your account using the official AiDot app first.
+ - Only login with username & password is supported.

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The "## Data updates" heading (line 36) should also be surrounded by blank lines. Moreover, the phrasing on line 39—“every one seconds for new values”—is grammatically awkward. Consider revising it to “every second” (or “every 1 second”) to improve clarity. For example:

- - The integration will update its lights by polling the AiDot Bridge every one seconds for new values.
+ - The integration will update its lights by polling the AiDot Bridge every second for new values.
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20-24: Prerequisites Section Formatting
The prerequisites list is informative; however, please ensure that the heading is surrounded by blank lines per markdownlint MD022 and that list items are properly separated (MD032). Also, double-check for any trailing spaces (for example, in line 22).

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The data update instructions are clear and well organized. However, the phrase on line 37 ("every one seconds") appears to be a typographical error. Consider revising it to "every second" (or "once per second") for improved clarity.

- - The integration will update its lights by polling the AiDot Bridge every one seconds for new values.
+ - The integration will update its lights by polling the AiDot Bridge every second for new values.
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1-52: General Markdown Linting Recommendations
Please review and address markdownlint suggestions, such as ensuring that headings and lists are surrounded by proper blank lines (MD022, MD032), eliminating trailing spaces (MD009), and removing extra consecutive blank lines (MD012). This will help maintain a clean and standard-compliant documentation format.

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1-16: YAML Front Matter Check
The metadata is well structured and appears to comply with the Home Assistant documentation requirements. Keys such as title: AiDot, ha_domain: aidot, and ha_release: 2024.6 correctly reflect previous suggestions. Please verify that these values align with the latest integration specifications.


18-19: Introduction Text Clarity
The introductory sentence clearly explains the integration and includes a direct link to the AiDot website. Ensure that the consistent use of “AiDot” (as previously queried) is maintained.


25-33: Configuration Block Validation
The configuration block using {% configuration_basic %} is clearly defined and consistent with similar integrations. Confirm that this block meets the overall formatting and indentation standards; also, remove any possible trailing spaces.


45-48: Troubleshooting Section Adequacy
This section is concise and meets the documentation standards—no additional information is required at this time.


49-52: Remove Integration Section Clarity
The removal instructions leverage an include directive ({% include integrations/remove_device_service.md %}) to maintain consistency with other documents. Confirm that this does not duplicate content from the prerequisites or other sections.

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20-24: Prerequisites Section: Address Markdown Linting.
While the content is clear, please adjust the markdown formatting to comply with style guidelines:

  • Add blank lines above and below the "## Prerequisites" heading (MD022).
  • Ensure that the list items are surrounded by blank lines (MD032).
  • Remove the trailing space on line 22.

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The content effectively explains the update mechanism. However, to adhere to markdown best practices, please add a blank line before the "## Data updates" heading (MD022).

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39-43: Supported Devices Section is Concise and Clear.
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1-16: Frontmatter Metadata is Well-Defined (Duplicate Confirmation).
The YAML frontmatter block correctly captures the integration’s metadata—including title, description, release version, IoT class, domain, and code owners—in line with Home Assistant documentation standards. This aligns with previous suggestions regarding the title and domain.


18-19: Integration Overview is Clear (Duplicate Confirmation).
The introductory sentence clearly states the purpose of the AiDot integration and correctly uses the Home Assistant “{% term integration %}” convention. This is consistent with earlier review feedback.


25-32: Configuration Snippet is Structured and Informative.
The block enclosed by {% configuration_basic %} and {% endconfiguration_basic %} clearly defines the configuration fields required for the integration.


45-48: Troubleshooting Section is Clear.
The section succinctly notes that there are no known issues. This is acceptable; just ensure that heading spacing remains compliant with markdown standards.


49-51: Remove Integration Section is Appropriately Modular.
Including the removal instructions via {% include integrations/remove_device_service.md %} is a neat approach that leverages the centralized documentation.

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