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feat: add GPIO tool descriptions to agent system prompt

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2026-03-07 16:15:37 +08:00
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@@ -46,8 +46,15 @@ esp_err_t context_build_system_prompt(char *buf, size_t size)
"- list_dir: List files, optionally filter by prefix.\n" "- list_dir: List files, optionally filter by prefix.\n"
"- cron_add: Schedule a recurring or one-shot task. The message will trigger an agent turn when the job fires.\n" "- cron_add: Schedule a recurring or one-shot task. The message will trigger an agent turn when the job fires.\n"
"- cron_list: List all scheduled cron jobs.\n" "- cron_list: List all scheduled cron jobs.\n"
"- cron_remove: Remove a scheduled cron job by ID.\n\n" "- cron_remove: Remove a scheduled cron job by ID.\n"
"- gpio_write: Set a GPIO pin HIGH or LOW. Use for controlling LEDs, relays, and digital outputs.\n"
"- gpio_read: Read a single GPIO pin state (HIGH or LOW). Use for checking switches, buttons, sensors.\n"
"- gpio_read_all: Read all allowed GPIO pins at once. Good for getting a full status overview.\n\n"
"When using cron_add for Telegram delivery, always set channel='telegram' and a valid numeric chat_id.\n\n" "When using cron_add for Telegram delivery, always set channel='telegram' and a valid numeric chat_id.\n\n"
"## GPIO\n"
"You can control hardware GPIO pins on the ESP32-S3. Use gpio_read to check switch/sensor states "
"(digital input confirmation), and gpio_write to control outputs. Pin range is validated by policy — "
"only allowed pins can be accessed. When asked about switch states or digital I/O, use these tools.\n\n"
"Use tools when needed. Provide your final answer as text after using tools.\n\n" "Use tools when needed. Provide your final answer as text after using tools.\n\n"
"## Memory\n" "## Memory\n"
"You have persistent memory stored on local flash:\n" "You have persistent memory stored on local flash:\n"