Smart outlets: the panel can power-cycle a device through a SmartLife (Tuya) plug

settings/outlet.py talks to Tuya's cloud with the campus's own project keys (kept in outlets.json
beside the config, 0600, never in the repo): list, status, on/off, and 'cycle <outlet> --ping
<address>' which leaves a unit that answers alone, cuts power 8 s, and waits for the address to
answer; refused while a HyperDeck is recording. A builder 'Power-cycle a smart outlet' makes the
fix from fields; the TASCAM key's ping check now holds to it (verified live: the hung DA-6400
answered again 26 s after the cycle and Companion reconnected). Settings > Outlets: keys, the
outlet list with live state and on/off, + Outlet from the account's devices. Calendar in 12-hour time.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

settings/builders.py

@@ -195,6 +195,17 @@ TEMPLATES = {
                                   "[ \"$(defaults read \"com.blackmagic-design.ATEM Software Control\" midiEnabled)\" = 0 ]"),
         "suggest": lambda p, cfg: "turn off MIDI control in ATEM Software Control (quits and reopens the app; the switcher is not affected)",
     },
+    "outlet_cycle": {
+        "words": "Power-cycle a smart outlet when its device does not answer",
+        "os": "self", "closes": True,
+        "params": [("outlet", "Outlet", "As named under Settings > Outlets.", "str", None),
+                   ("address", "Address to watch", "The device's address: no power cycle while it answers; afterwards wait for it to answer.", "str", ""),
+                   ("wait_seconds", "Off for", "Seconds the outlet stays off.", "int", 8)],
+        "render": lambda p, cfg: "/usr/bin/python3 \"$HOME/Library/Application Support/status-panel/settings/outlet.py\" cycle %s%s --wait %d"
+        % (q(p["outlet"]), (" --ping " + q(p["address"])) if p.get("address") else "", int(p.get("wait_seconds", 8))),
+        "suggest": lambda p, cfg: "power-cycle the %s outlet when %s does not answer, then wait for it to come back (never while a HyperDeck is recording)"
+        % (p["outlet"], p.get("address") or "its device"),
+    },
     # kinds without a command: the template is the kind, the params are its fields
     "reconnect": {"words": "Reconnect a Companion connection", "kind": "reconnect", "start_only": True, "params": [], "render": None,
                   "suggest": lambda p, cfg: "reconnect Companion to it"},