Dear Tapo Team,

I would like to request a new feature that allows lighting automation to be based on the actual ambient brightness in a room rather than on sunrise and sunset times.  

The idea is to use existing devices with light sensors (such as Tapo cameras) or optionally a dedicated Tapo brightness sensor to measure real-time illumination levels. This data could then be used in automations to control smart bulbs, plugs, or light strips — for example, turning on when the room becomes too dark and off when natural light is sufficient.

This feature would:

- Enable more precise and adaptive lighting control.  

- Improve energy efficiency by avoiding unnecessary lighting during bright daylight.  

- Make the “Smart Actions” system more flexible by integrating real environmental data.

Would you consider adding ambient light detection as a trigger for automations in future firmware or app updates?

Thank you for your consideration.