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@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Enjoy the (beta) release!
- [Home Assistant Labs 🧪](#home-assistant-labs-)
-- [Intuitive triggers and conditions](#intuitive-triggers-and-conditions)
+- [Purpose-specific triggers and conditions](#purpose-specific-triggers-and-conditions)
- [More dashboard improvements!](#more-dashboard-improvements)
- [Set a system-wide default dashboard](#set-a-system-wide-default-dashboard)
- [Reorder areas and floors](#reorder-areas-and-floors)
@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ But what was the first Labs preview feature we put in there? Well, it's a big on
{% my labs badge %}
-## Intuitive triggers and conditions
+## Purpose-specific triggers and conditions
Almost [two years ago](/blog/2024/01/03/release-20241/), we released a new automation editor that unwrapped all our actions and made them easier to understand. Instead of a single, obscure "Call service" action, you now see clear options like "Light: Turn on" or "Media Player: Set Volume".
@@ -135,11 +135,11 @@ Ever since, we've been wondering: could we do the same for triggers and conditio
That idea set a two-year plan in motion, and today it's finally becoming a reality.
-
+
Along the way, we discovered something interesting: many of you take a "target-first" approach when building automations. You think about _what_ you want to automate (a device, an entity, or an area) before thinking about _how_ to automate it (which action to perform or which trigger to use).
-This release introduces a completely new way to build automations. Intuitive triggers and conditions are now provided directly by domains like [Light], [Climate], [Fan], and others, covering the most common automation use cases.
+This release introduces a completely new way to build automations. Purpose-specific triggers and conditions are now provided directly by domains like [Light], [Climate], [Fan], and others, covering the most common automation use cases.
[Light]: /integrations/light
[Climate]: /integrations/climate