atlas

from pytlas import training, intent

@training('en') # Define some training data in your language
def greet_en_training(): return """
%[greet]
    hey ~[there?]
    hello ~[there?]
    what's up

~[there]
    there
    you
"""
# Trainings are written using a tiny interpreter agnostic
# language and is available at:
# https://github.com/atlassistant/chatl

@intent('greet') # Handle the intent!
def on_greet(request):
    # And do whatever you want, such as answering
    request.agent.answer('Hello there!')
    # And returns to the asleep state using done()
    request.agent.done()

from pytlas import training, intent

@training('en')
def lights_en_training(): return """
%[lights_on]
    turn lights on in @[room]
    lights on in @[room]

@[room](extensible=false)
    kitchen
    bedroom
"""

@intent('lights_on')
def on_lights_on(request):
    # Extract the first room value
    room = request.intent.slot('room').first().value
    if not room: # If there's none, ask for it
        return request.agent.answer('room', 'Which room?')
    # Else, do something with the room, control a philips Hue or whatever
    return request.agent.done()

from pytlas import training, intent

@training('en')
def temperature_en_training(): return """
%[set_temperature]
    raise the temperature to @[temperature_value]
    set the temperature to @[temperature_value]
    lower the temperature to @[temperature_value]

@[temperature_value](type=temperature)
    30 degree
    20 degree
    13 degree
"""

# Possibilities are infinite, check the documentation!
# https://pytlas.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

@intent('set_temperature')
def on_set_temperature(request):
    temp = request.intent.slot('temperature_value').first().value
    # Put your logic to set the temperature here!
    request.agent.answer(f'Setting temperature to {temp}')
    request.agent.done()