Homeassistant blueprint to set Tado offset using separate temperature sensor

tado_temp_offset.yaml

blueprint:
  name: Tado temperature offset
  description: Ensure the Tado smart valve has the temp of a separate sensor
  domain: automation
  input:
    source_temp_sensor:
      name: Source Temperature sensor
      description: This sensor will be used as the source.
      selector:
        entity:
          domain: sensor
          device_class: temperature
    target_tado:
      name: Tado
      description: The Tado to set the offset on.
      selector:
        entity:
          domain: climate

variables:
  target_tado: !input target_tado
  source_temp_sensor: !input source_temp_sensor
  tado_temp: "{{ state_attr(target_tado, 'current_temperature') | float }}"
  current_offset: "{{ state_attr(target_tado, 'offset_celsius') }}"
  actual_temp: "{{ states(source_temp_sensor) | float }}"
  offset: "{{ ( actual_temp - tado_temp ) | round }}"
  calculated_offset: "{{ ( ( actual_temp - tado_temp ) + current_offset ) | round }}"

trigger:
- platform: state
  entity_id: !input target_tado
  attribute: current_temperature
- platform: state
  entity_id: !input source_temp_sensor 

condition:
- condition: template
  value_template: "{{ offset != 0 }}"
- condition: template
  value_template: "{{ actual_temp != 0 }}"

action:
- service: system_log.write
  data:
    message: >
      {{ target_tado }} has temp difference of {{ offset }}. Setting offset to {{ calculated_offset }}
    level: info
    logger: blueprints.tado.offset
- service: system_log.write
  data:
    message: >
      target: {{ target_tado }} 
      source: {{ source_temp_sensor }}
      temp difference: {{ offset }}
      actual_temp: {{ actual_temp }}
      tado_temp: {{ tado_temp }}
      current_offset: {{ current_offset }}
      calculated_offset: {{ calculated_offset }}
    level: debug
    logger: blueprints.tado.offset
- service: tado.set_climate_temperature_offset
  data:
    offset: "{{ calculated_offset }}"
    entity_id: "{{ target_tado }}"
mode: single

Actually, just looked at the API and you can't change open window detection mode from there. I wonder though if you could just read the mode (manual/scheduled etc) prior to the offset change and then reset that afterwards, would that override the open window detection, I think so.

Does anybody have the issue that this does not work when a room as more than one thermostat? The script works fine on one thermostat for me, but for rooms with more than one, the offset is not set.

I certainly didn't write/amalgamate this with that in mind. How were you envisioning it should work? When temperature readings differ between two thermometers, which one should be read? I'm not planning on maintaining this much further as I'm not planning on using it myself this winter. I've added right angle extensions to my radiator valves to move them further away and unfortunately I have a very busy job that has absolutely nothing to do with coding and am very amateur, so this takes much more time for me to fix than I have available and compared to how long it might take others.

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