goruck/home-generative-agent v3.21.0 on GitHub

"Window open at night" is now a supported Sentinel rule — a new open_entry_at_night template alerts when a door or window is open during night hours, whether or not anyone is home. Previously, night-time entry candidates with unknown occupancy were forced into the "while away" template, which never fires for someone asleep at home with a bedroom window open. Requested by @hruba202 in #504.
Discovery proposals now work with entity names in any language — rule candidates for sensors named in the user's locale (e.g. Czech binary_sensor.bedroom_loznice_okno, where "okno" means window) were rejected as unsupported because entry detection only recognized English "door"/"window"/"entry" tokens in the entity ID. When the candidate's English description names a door or window, matching binary sensors and covers are now promoted to entry sensors — with word-boundary matching so "indoor", "outdoor", and "doorbell" don't count, and with sensor kinds that are never door/window contacts (motion, occupancy, smoke, gas, leak, battery, tamper, and similar) never promoted. Lock and alarm candidates keep their original routing. Quote-wrapped entity IDs in LLM evidence paths (entities[entity_ids contains 'binary_sensor.x']) are also accepted now, across normalization, camera matching, and duplicate detection.

Entry rules bound to cover entities actually fire now — Home Assistant covers report open/closed rather than a binary sensor's on/off, so any approved entry rule watching a cover.* entity silently never alerted. Both states now count as open across the entry, alarm-entry, and multiple-entries templates.
"During night hours" no longer misroutes to a duration rule — candidate text like "the window was opened during night hours" matched the bare word "hours" and produced a rule that only alerts after the window has been open two hours, ignoring night entirely. Duration wording now requires a real duration phrase or a numeric threshold ("open for 2 hours"), and duration keywords are word-bounded so "before" no longer counts as "for".

Night-time entry candidates with unknown occupancy now map to open_entry_at_night instead of open_entry_while_away. If you previously approved an open_entry_while_away_* rule from such a candidate and discovery re-proposes it, decline the new proposal to avoid duplicate alerts — the two rules would both fire on the same open window at night while away.

The Sentinel proposals card now escapes LLM-generated text before rendering — discovery candidate titles, summaries, and IDs are HTML-escaped in the Lovelace card, closing a stored-XSS path where a prompt-injected candidate could have executed script in the dashboard.

Full Changelog: v3.20.2...v3.21.0