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    • Updated integration details to indicate that the Eve integration now explicitly works with the Matter standard.

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The Eve integration metadata was updated by adding a new key, works_with: matter, to its markdown file. This explicitly states compatibility with the Matter standard, supplementing the existing metadata. No other content or structural changes were made.

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16-17: Verify the intended badge type
The new works_with: matter entry will render a “Works With Matter” badge. The PR description, however, refers to adding the WWHA (“Works With Home Assistant”) partner badge. Please confirm whether the value should be matter, or if it needs to be home_assistant (or include both) to correctly surface the WWHA badge alongside any Matter badge.

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📝 Walkthrough

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The Eve integration metadata was updated to add a new key, works_with, specifying compatibility with the Matter standard. This change complements the existing metadata and does not modify any functional code or other content.

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source/_integrations/eve.markdown Added works_with: - matter to integration metadata

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16-17:

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Confirm correct front matter key for WWHA badge
The new works_with: key is added with the value matter. Ensure this field drives the intended WWHA (Works with Home Assistant) partner badge rather than solely indicating Matter compatibility. Verify against the documentation theme’s front‐matter reference to confirm you’re using the correct identifier for the WWHA badge.

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Verify ‘works_with: matter’ for WWHA badge
In source/_integrations/eve.markdown (lines 16–17) you have:

works_with:
  - matter

Please confirm via the documentation theme’s front-matter reference that using works_with: matter is indeed what drives the WWHA (Works with Home Assistant) partner badge. Other Matter integrations (e.g. motionblinds_matter.markdown) use this same key, but double-check that no alternate front-matter field (such as a dedicated partner badge key) is required.

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