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Add more details to Amazon Devices documentation

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    • Updated integration guide to include support for sending notifications to Alexa-enabled devices.
    • Expanded list of supported devices to cover more Echo models, Fire TV Stick, Fire Tablet, and third-party Alexa-capable devices.
    • Clarified MFA requirements and OTP configuration using an authenticator app.
    • Added examples for sending spoken notifications to Echo devices.

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The Amazon Devices integration documentation was updated to reflect support for the notify platform, clarify device compatibility, expand the list of supported devices, specify MFA requirements, and provide examples for using notification features. Metadata and entity descriptions were revised to match these changes.

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source/_integrations/amazon_devices.markdown Updated documentation: added notify platform, expanded supported devices, clarified MFA/OTP requirements, revised metadata, and included notify usage examples.

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    User -> HomeAssistant: Triggers automation to send notification
    HomeAssistant -> AmazonDevicesIntegration: Uses notify platform to send message
    AmazonDevicesIntegration -> AlexaDevice: Delivers spoken/announced notification
    AlexaDevice -> User: Speaks or announces the message
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
source/_integrations/amazon_devices.markdown (3)

20-20: Generalize integration description
The updated description correctly generalizes support to all Alexa-enabled devices. Consider linking to the official Alexa developer docs for further detail on supported features.


26-36: Improve supported devices list formatting and grammar
Great expansion of supported devices. For consistency:

  • Change “all 3rd party that has Alexa capabilities built-in” to “all third-party devices with built-in Alexa capabilities.”
  • Consider ordering entries alphabetically or grouping by device type.

53-55: Clarify OTP configuration details
Specifying “via Authenticator App” is helpful. You could optionally add examples (e.g., Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator) and verify consistency with the config validation code.

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source/_integrations/amazon_devices.markdown (3)

4-6: Metadata updated: category includes Notify
Adding “Notify” to ha_category accurately reflects the integration’s new notify functionality. This aligns with Home Assistant metadata conventions.


114-116: Verify notify entity documentation
You’ve added a “Notify” bullet under supported functionality. Please confirm that the entity names and attributes (e.g., notify.announce_*) match the actual implementation so users can copy–paste these examples without issue.


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Verify notify platform implementation
Declared notify under ha_platforms. Please verify that a corresponding notify.py exists in the integration and that it’s properly registered to avoid missing platform errors at runtime.


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Verify existence of the notify platform implementation
I wasn’t able to find a notify.py in the repository. Please confirm that the Amazon Devices integration includes and registers a notify.py (for example under homeassistant/components/amazon_devices/notify.py) to match the notify entry in ha_platforms and avoid runtime missing‐platform errors.

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Thanks @chemelli74

@frenck frenck merged commit 2d62b1e into home-assistant:next Jun 2, 2025
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