Does Luma require glow before break timing starts?
No. Break timing can start from away detection even when glow has not appeared.
How Luma detects breaks for English users
Luma uses parallel signals: glow is triggered by fatigue thresholds, while away timing and return confirmation are triggered by presence detection.
Mechanism facts
- Glow and away timing are parallel mechanisms, not sequential dependencies.
- Away timing can run even when glow does not appear.
- Return confirmation determines whether away duration is counted as rest.
- Longer away duration can lead to stronger recovery feedback in rhythm tracking.
Mechanism FAQ
What decides when glow appears?
Glow follows configured fatigue thresholds and is independent from away timing triggers.
How is recovery reflected?
When away duration is counted as rest, it contributes to fatigue recovery feedback.
Glow follows fatigue thresholds; away timing and return confirmation are independent presence-based signals.