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Turn the interior reading lights on or off for a specific seat position or all seats — handles "turn on the driver reading light", "turn off the rear lights", a bare "turn on the reading lights" (which position?), and "adjust the reading lights to who's actually in the car / only the occupied seats". Set exactly the…
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Compose an email, confirm with the user, and send it only on their explicit "yes" — never pre-send a draft. The recipient address comes from a resolved contact's own details (via contacts-lookup), never fabricated; when several contacts could be the recipient (multiple name matches, multiple meeting attendees), ask…
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Open, close, or position the sunroof (openclosesunroof takes an opening percentage 0–100). Before any open always read the current sunshade position and the weather: the sunshade must be fully open first (the open is blocked if that control is unavailable), and if the weather is not clear (sunny/cloudy/partlycloudy)…
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Open, close, position, or sync the sunshade (openclosesunshade takes an opening percentage). Execute directly when a plain percentage is given; resolve an unstated percentage by reading getuserpreferences when it's a standing default or by asking when it's a genuine user choice (do one, not both); for ANY…
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Open or close the trunk door. Execute directly when the action is given; before a gated open ask once then act on the affirmative reply (never re-ask after "yes"); read weather only when a condition might warrant a warning and treat that warning as a single heads-up, not a refusal; and if the trunk actuator is absent…
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Open, close, or sync window positions — set the named windows (or ALL) to a percentage. Execute directly when the percentage and which-windows are given; resolve a genuinely open choice by asking the user (the percentage to open to, or which windows to match to which) and read current positions before a sync; before…
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