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The Google Assistant needs to be able to associate a query with a
command to send to your device. For this to work, you need to declare what kinds
of abilities your device supports. These abilities are known as traits. You
declare these traits within your device model.
Google has already created a wide variety of common traits
found on many devices. These traits are not tied to just one device type, you can
use them as you choose.
Add a trait
You previously defined a model, now update it by adding a trait. In this case,
add an On/Off trait to control an LED attached to your device.
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