The Configuration Summary gives you a plain-English view of everything you've configured for a cover, without having to click through each settings page.

• During initial setup: Shown automatically as the last step before the integration entry is created. Review your settings and click Submit to confirm.
• At any time: Open a cover's options (Settings → Devices & Services → Adaptive Cover Pro → Configure) and choose Configuration Summary from the menu.

The summary is organized into four sections:

Your Cover: the cover type, entity IDs being controlled, and physical dimensions (window height, shaded area distance, optional reveal depth and sill height for vertical blinds; awning length and angle for awnings; slat depth and spacing for tilt blinds).

How It Decides: a narrative explanation of every active rule in the order they are evaluated. Each bullet explains what triggers the rule and what the cover does:

• ☀️ Sun tracking: azimuth, field of view, and elevation limits
• 🕒 Timing: active window (start/end times) and sunset/end-time position
• 🟥 Blind spot: angular range where an obstruction blocks the sun
• 🔆 Glare zones: named floor areas protected from direct sunlight (vertical blinds only)
• 🌡️ Climate mode: temperature-based open/close strategy with entities and thresholds
• ☁️ Cloud suppression: skips sun tracking when lux, irradiance, or cloud coverage indicate no direct sun
• 📊 Light sensors (informational): noted when configured but suppression is off
• ✋ Manual override: pause duration, position threshold, and reset behavior
• 🚶 Motion-based control: sensor count, timeout, and fallback position
• 🌧️ Weather safety: active weather conditions (wind speed, rain rate, binary sensors) and retract position
• 🔒 Force override: sensor count, target position, and the note that it overrides everything else

Only rules that are configured and active are shown. Unconfigured features are omitted.

Position Limits: a compact one-line summary of the default position, min/max range (with a note if the range only applies during sun tracking), minimum position change, minimum interval between moves, and any active flags (inverse state, interpolation).

Decision Priority: a single line showing all 10 pipeline handlers in priority order with ✅ (active in your config) or ❌ (not configured) for each:

✅Force(100) → ✅Weather(90) → ✅Manual(80) → ❌Custom(77) → ❌Motion(75) → ✅Cloud(60)
 → ✅Climate(50) → ❌Glare(45) → ✅Solar(40) → ✅Default(0)

This answers the common question: "what overrides what?" The leftmost ✅ handler that fires wins.

• Before saving a new cover: catch a misconfigured threshold or missing sensor before the cover goes live.
• After changing settings: confirm the change had the effect you expected.
• When troubleshooting: the priority chain shows at a glance which handlers are active and whether the right one would fire. For deeper per-turn diagnostics, see Step 1: Check the Decision Trace.
• Sharing your config: the summary is self-contained and human-readable, making it easy to share when asking for help.