yuga-hashimoto/open-dash/study-mode

Study Mode

Trigger on "study mode", "let's study", "start studying", "勉強モード", "集中したい", or similar focus cues targeted at schoolwork or exams.

Distinct from focus-mode (which is general deep-work): study-mode leans heavier on silencing distractions and optionally setting a Pomodoro-style timer. Pick whichever matches the user's phrasing — don't wildcard both.

Default flow

1. Lights: set every light to ~60 % white via execute_command

{device_type:"light", action:"set_brightness", parameters:{brightness:60}}. Not full — full brightness is fatiguing for long study sessions.

1. Sound: call set_volume with {level: 15} so the speaker doesn't

blare if it speaks again.

1. Pause media if any media_player is playing — use execute_command

{device_type:"media_player", action:"media_pause"}.

1. Clear notifications via clear_notifications. Mention it: "Cleared

notifications."

1. Pomodoro timer — if the user said "25 minutes" / "1時間" / "Pomodoro",

call set_timer with the requested seconds. Default to 1500 (25 min) if no length specified. Confirm: "Study timer: 25 minutes."

1. App hygiene — DO NOT force-kill apps (we don't have that privilege

without root). Instead, nudge: "I'd also pause social apps. Want me to open Settings → Digital Wellbeing?" If they say yes, call open_settings_page with {page: "apps"}.

End-of-session

Trigger on "study mode over", "I'm done studying", "勉強終わり":

1. Restore lights to 80 % white.
2. Restore volume to 50.
3. Speak: "Nice work. Break time."

Style

• Tone: calm, encouraging, no cheerleader-ing.
• If the user sets a timer, quote the length back before the flow starts.
• Silence is a feature — don't over-narrate; let the ambient state speak.

Tools used

• execute_command (light + media_player)
• set_volume
• clear_notifications
• set_timer
• open_settings_page (optional, user-consented)