Count sent messages at send time; implement first-contact greeting
- messages_sent now increments when a message is queued (async_send_message), not only when a delivery proof returns. LXMessage's delivery callback only fires on a returned proof (LXMessage.py ~566), which many peers/methods never send, so the "Messages sent" sensor was stuck at 0 for messages that were actually delivered. The delivery callback now only emits the event. - Implement the previously-inert "greeting" option: send it automatically the first time each sender contacts HA (tracked per sender in RuntimeData). - Clarify the notify entity (rename to "Send message" / "Отправить сообщение") and document greeting + notify in strings/translations/README. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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> select that agent here.
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- **Reply to any sender** / **Allowed sender addresses** – restrict who Assist
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will answer.
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- **Default recipient** – address used by the `notify.reticulum` entity.
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- **Default recipient** – address the `notify.reticulum_send_message` entity
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sends to (see Entities below).
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- **Greeting** – optional message sent automatically the first time each sender
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contacts Home Assistant (once per sender, reset on restart). Blank = disabled.
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- **Default delivery method** – `direct`, `opportunistic`, or `propagated`.
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- **Announce interval** – periodic re-announce (seconds; `0` disables).
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- **Propagation node** + **sync interval** – optional store-and-forward node so
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| `binary_sensor.reticulum_connected` | Whether the TCP interface is online |
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| `button.reticulum_announce` | Announce now |
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| `button.reticulum_sync_propagation_node` | Pull queued messages now |
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| `notify.reticulum_message` | Send a message to the default recipient |
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| `notify.reticulum_send_message` | `notify` entity that sends an LXMF message to the **default recipient** set in options — use it in automations/scripts (`action: notify.send_message`) or the Developer Tools; for arbitrary addresses use the `reticulum.send_message` service |
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The telemetry sensors read from the outbound interface. RX/TX bytes and bitrate
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work for the TCP link. **RSSI, SNR and link quality only carry data when the
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