music-suggestion

Mood-driven music suggestions automatically recommend tracks based on real-time emotion cues. The system detects your current emotional state, such as sad, stressed, or happy, and routes that context to select a matching genre without manual searching.

To get music recommendations based on your current mood, ensure audio is idle. The system proactively detects suggestion-worthy emotion cues and delivers a single conversational recommendation tailored to states like tired, bored, or excited.

No, the music suggestion system works for both known and unknown users. It distinguishes between the two to adapt messaging and delivery, providing an optional direct message for known users while respecting routing rules.

No, you cannot automatically play music when a mood is detected. The system provides a single spoken suggestion and strictly ensures no playback occurs without your explicit confirmation to maintain user control.

Music routing triggers for sad, stressed, tired, excited, happy, and bored emotional states. When the emotion router qualifies one of these moods as suggestion-worthy, it determines the appropriate genre and delivery.

Mood-based music suggestions may not appear if audio is currently active. The system only generates recommendations when audio is idle and your detected emotion context qualifies as suggestion-worthy through the emotion router.