climate-temperature

Set the climate temperature

Set a zone's target temperature. The value may be absolute ("set it to "), relative ("reduce by degrees", "a few degrees warmer"), matched to another zone ("match my side to the passenger"), or fixed by a stored preference. The target may be the whole car or a single zone. Sometimes a needed reading is missing. The same method handles all of these.

When this applies

"Set the temperature to ", "reduce the temperature by degrees", "make it a couple degrees warmer", "match my side to the passenger's", "set the whole car to ", "set it to my usual temperature". Also vague comfort statements that imply a temperature change ("I'm too warm", "it's chilly in here", "warm up the car") — but see "Ask vs. infer" for how to handle these, since they usually call for surfacing options rather than silently setting a number. (Turning AC on is climate-air-conditioning; seat heating is climate-seat-heating; steering-wheel heating is climate-steering-wheel-heating.)

Tools

• get_temperature_inside_car({}) — read current per-zone cabin temperature; required before any relative ("by N") or match-another-zone set, and to check the cross-zone gap after a single-zone set. A field MAY return "unknown" — genuinely unverifiable, not a value.
• get_user_preferences({}) — read a preference-fixed temperature (the temperature the user likes) so you don't ask for it.
• set_climate_temperature({temperature, seat_zone}) — set a zone's target temperature. seat_zone accepts a single zone (driver, passenger) or a whole-car group value; use the group value when the setting applies to the whole car — not one call per zone. This tool (or its seat_zone argument) MAY be absent for a task — verify it is callable before relying on it.
• get_climate_settings({}) / get_seat_heating_level({}) — read current climate state and seat-heating level. Use these to ground the options you offer when the user only voices a feeling, so you surface what is actually active (e.g. a heater running while they're too warm) rather than a generic menu.