The agent can retrieve three variable types from Apilio: boolean variables for true-false states like motion detection or presence, numeric variables for values like temperature thresholds and timers, and string variables for text data like device names and mode labels.

Yes. The agent retrieves your conditions and logicblocks from Apilio and can identify which specific conditions are not currently satisfied. This helps troubleshoot why an expected automation action has not occurred.

The agent accesses Apilio's variables, conditions, and logicblocks that control your IFTTT and Tuya integrations. While it reads automation states from Apilio, the actual device connections remain managed through those respective platforms.

Log into your Apilio account and navigate to your profile settings page. Your API key is displayed there and can be copied directly into the Tars dashboard when configuring the Apilio integration.

Yes. The agent retrieves all evaluatable conditions from Apilio, including time-based conditions like sunset and sunrise triggers that you have configured for your location-aware automations.

Logicblocks are Apilio's core automation units that combine multiple conditions with sequences of actions. The agent fetches your logicblocks to provide an overview of your automation rules and their current configuration.

If you have organized your Apilio variables and logicblocks with descriptive names or tags for rooms and device groups, the agent can filter and report on those specific elements during conversation.

The current integration provides read-only access to your Apilio data. The agent retrieves and reports on variables, conditions, and logicblocks but does not create, modify, or delete any automation configurations.