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    • Enhanced Bosch Alarm integration by introducing sensor functionalities for improved monitoring and fault tracking.
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    • Updated the integration documentation with a new section outlining sensor roles, including event history, current fault reporting, and panel readiness details.
    • Added a new category "Sensor" and platform "sensor" to the Bosch Alarm integration documentation.

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The changes update the Bosch Alarm integration documentation by introducing a new "Sensor" category in the metadata (ha_category and ha_platforms) and within the document itself. A dedicated Sensor section is added, detailing the functionality of a sensor that indicates how many points are currently in a faulted state for each area. The overall structure of the document remains unchanged.

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source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Added a new "Sensor" category in ha_category and a new platform "sensor" in ha_platforms. Introduced a Sensor section that describes the functionality of sensors indicating fault states.

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    participant SensorModule

    User->>BoschAlarmIntegration: Request sensor data
    BoschAlarmIntegration->>SensorModule: Query sensor status
    SensorModule-->>BoschAlarmIntegration: Return sensor data
    BoschAlarmIntegration-->>User: Display sensor information
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46-50: New Sensor Documentation Section

The new "Sensor" section provides clear information about the sensor types—one for tracking history events and another for reporting current faults—as well as additional sensors per area for panel readiness and fault reporting. Consider a minor language improvement on line 48: replacing “added for the panel” with “added to the panel” might enhance clarity.

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4-7: YAML Front Matter: Sensor Category Addition

The addition of - Sensor in the ha_category list clearly reflects the integration’s expanded capabilities. This change is consistent with the PR objective to include sensor support in the Bosch alarm documentation.


14-16: YAML Front Matter: Sensor Platform Addition

The new sensor entry (- sensor) under ha_platforms correctly indicates that sensor functionality is now part of the integration. This addition aligns well with the new Sensor section in the documentation.

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46-50: New Sensor Section Documentation.
The new "Sensor" section clearly describes the sensor functionalities added to the alarm panel. One minor note: on line 48, the sentence

"Two sensors are added for the panel, one containing the history events from your panel, and another containing the current faults from it."
might read more naturally if revised to use "to" instead of "for" (e.g., "Two sensors are added to the panel...") to clarify that these sensors are integrated with the panel's functionality. Consider a slight tweak for enhanced clarity.

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6-6: New Sensor Category in ha_category.
The addition of the "Sensor" category to the ha_category list aligns with the documentation enhancements for the Bosch Alarm integration. Please verify that this new category is intended to encompass the sensor-related functionality described later in the document.


16-16: New Sensor Platform in ha_platforms.
Including "sensor" in the ha_platforms list is appropriate given the new sensor features detailed in the documentation. Ensure consistency with similar integrations if applicable.


39-39: Addition of Sensor Entity Link.
The new [Sensor](#sensor) link in the "Provided entities" section improves navigation by allowing users to quickly jump to the sensor details section.

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46-50: New Sensor Section Documentation

The newly added "Sensor" section clearly details the sensor functionality, including the fact that the panel reports current faults and that three additional sensors per area are provided (for panel readiness, fault points, and alarm events). For improved clarity, consider rephrasing slightly. For example:

-A sensor is provided for the panel containing the current faults from it.
-Three additional sensors are added per area, one containing information on if the panel is ready to arm, another containing information about current points that are faulting for this area, and another containing a list of alarms that have fired for the area.
+A sensor is provided for the panel to display current faults.
+Additionally, three sensors are provided per area:
+  - One indicating if the panel is ready to arm,
+  - One listing current fault points,
+  - And one enumerating any alarms that have been triggered.

This refinement may boost readability and ensure consistency in tone.

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4-7: YAML Front Matter Update: Sensor Category Addition

The addition of the "Sensor" entry to the ha_category list appropriately broadens the integration categories. This aligns with the PR objectives and should help users understand the sensor functionality provided by the Bosch Alarm integration.


14-16: YAML Front Matter Update: Sensor Platform Addition

Including "sensor" in the ha_platforms list correctly indicates the platform that is now part of the integration. This change ensures proper categorization and integration behavior within Home Assistant.


38-40: Provided Entities Update: Sensor Link Added

Adding the [Sensor](#sensor) link in the Provided Entities section enhances the navigation and clearly indicates that sensor functionality is now part of the integration. This addition contributes to a complete and user-friendly documentation structure.

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Tiny style tweaks

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Thank you, @sanjay900 👍

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46-53: New Sensor Section Review
The new Sensor section clearly explains the sensor’s role by describing its functionality and related sensor sub-entities. Two minor suggestions:

  • Consider adding blank lines before and after the list items to satisfy markdownlint (MD032: lists should be surrounded by blank lines).
  • On line 52, the static analysis suggests that “in” might be a better choice than “for” to improve readability. For example, change:
- - A list of alarms that have fired for the area.
+ - A list of alarms that have fired in the area.

These are small refinements that can further polish the documentation.

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4-7: Sensor Category Addition
The addition of Sensor in the ha_category section clearly highlights the new sensor functionality. This change aligns well with the PR objectives.


14-16: Sensor Platform Inclusion
Including sensor in the ha_platforms list explicitly documents that sensor functionality is now supported. This change is straightforward and well implemented.


36-39: Provided Entities Update
The insertion of the "Sensor" link in the Provided Entities section enhances navigability by allowing users to quickly locate the new sensor details. Verify that the anchor reference accurately maps to the sensor section.

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