Roborock Vacuum Control via Telegramv1.0.0

A user sends natural language commands like 'clean the kitchen' or 'go home' via Telegram to control a Roborock vacuum. The skill interprets the intent, maps room aliases, and executes the appropriate action via a shell wrapper, providing a conversational experience.

Users define custom room aliases (e.g., ROOM_KITCHEN='17') to map friendly names to Roborock segment IDs. They can trigger cleaning of specific rooms by name, with alias discovery and refresh scripts to sync with the live map.

Users can query the vacuum's status, battery level, and location via text commands. This is useful for remote monitoring, especially when away from home, providing peace of mind and timely alerts.

The skill can be integrated into a Telegram bot that serves as a conversational interface for scheduling cleaning routines. For example, a user can say 'start cleaning at 3 PM' and receive confirmation, or set recurring tasks.

A household with multiple Roborock vacuums can use a single Telegram bot to control each device by name (e.g., 'tell Jojo to clean the living room'). The skill manages device-specific contexts and avoids conflicts.

Offer conversational vacuum control as a premium feature of a broader smart home assistant subscription (e.g., $2.99/month per device). Includes custom aliases, priority support, and multi-device management.

License the skill to smart home companies or IoT platforms that want to add natural-language vacuum control to their existing products. Customizable branding and room alias templates.

Provide basic control (start, pause, home) for free, while advanced features like custom room aliases, multi-room cleaning, and alias refresh scripts are part of a paid tier. Ad-supported free version.