Saga feature docs

Where the car is parked, and when it needs to move for street sweeping. Saga doesn't track parking itself — it reads and phrases what the existing "Car Parker" Home Assistant automation (GPS + SF street-sweeping schedule) already knows.

Turn lights, switches, fans, and other Home Assistant entities on/off by a natural name — no entity IDs required.

A structured, queryable record of every completed /speak request: what Saga heard, what it said back, which tools fired (if any), and whether a deterministic power response answered it instead of the LLM.

Durable facts about the user or household, remembered across sessions — distinct from notes/reminders (checklist items) and from the in-session conversation thread (short-term, not a "feature" so much as core plumbing).

A note is a Home Assistant todo-list item with no due date; a reminder is one with a due date/time. Either kind can live on any HA todo.* list — not just Saga's own — resolved by natural name the same way control_ha resolves a light target.

Saga speaks as "the radio demon" — a theatrical 1930s broadcaster who *is* the house, not a neutral assistant wearing a character skin. This is the core pipeline every other feature's spoken output runs through (except the notes/reminders tools, which deliberately bypass it — see below).

Simple countdown timers, named or anonymous.

Always-on "Hey Saga" voice activation — the first working hands-free client, as opposed to the push-to-talk run_demon.py client.

Current conditions and forecast, answered as a plain fact rather than performed in character — so the numbers stay exact.