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I thought it wasn't possible except by rooting or external control. I've just been doing it manually but figure on adding an automatic controller sometime.
I did it on mine. You can use 'battery level' state. Set it between 80-100% for example.
I think I've share mine tasker project somewhere in my comment quite awhile ago. anyway, if you want you can DM me.
edit: it's not totally automatic. Need to manually unplug once reaching the level.
If you have to manually unplug that defeats the purpose. Right now I just estimate the charging time to reach 80% and set a timer to beep after that long. It works ok