Saying the wake word at a ringing alarm or timer quiets it. "Hey Nabu, stop the alarm" used to go
to Home Assistant, which has no alarm of the device's to stop: it said "OK" and the alarm carried on.
Now the wake word silences the ring the way a button press does, and a sentence that only asks to
stop ("stop", "stop the alarm", "turn it off") ends it on the device, whatever Home Assistant
answers. If you say something else after the wake word, the alarm stays quiet and ends after a few
seconds, as it does after a button press.
An alarm labeled only "Alarm" no longer holds its chime back for nine seconds to say the word.
Stopping and setting reminders by voice, in Home Assistant. docs/actions.md has two automations
that hand "stop the alarm" and "remind me to ... at 7:30" back to the device that heard them, so
Home Assistant answers "Stopped." or "OK, I'll remind you to ..." instead of an empty "OK". Without
the reminder one, a reminder asked for by voice is never set.
Not yet run on a real device when this was published.
Verify this release was built by CI from its own tag:
gh attestation verify echod-arm --repo HuskerMinion/techo5 --source-ref refs/tags/v0.8.3