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…None of those gaps worry me, as they're gaps a young project would be expected to have. The project has a lot of important backing from the likes of Home Assistant…
…General Project Health – BoFs are always a good “reality check” and participants are encouraged to bring their feedback regarding things we could be doing better in our community. 17:00 – 17: 25…
…There are even community-created automation blueprints on the Home Assistant Community Store. That’s pretty much how I was able to get automated Frigate notifications working with my smart home hub…
…Toss in the ingenious (and low-key unhinged) offerings on the integrations available on the Home Assistant Community Store, and HASS becomes a platform capable of linking practically every aspect of your…
…There’s one for Jellyfin that can track video streams and play content on all the smart TVs and projectors hooked up to HASS. Likewise, Home Assistant supports Ollama and other LLM…
…But it didn’t take me a lot of time to jump headfirst into the seemingly never-ending list of third-party integrations on the Home Assistant Community Store. And now that…
…Considering the sheer number of community packages available on Home Assistant, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that there are dozens of MCP Servers for the smart home platform, each with…
…to configure your own hot words, unlike other third-party satellite projects. But considering the long setup process for community satellites, I don’t mind saying “Okay Nabu” to access my voice…
…After all, they tend to have weak user credentials and often rely on unencrypted networks to communicate with the cloud platform. That alone is a recipe for man-in-the-middle attacks…
…Sure, the DIY community often comes up with unofficial integrations for pairing unsupported, seemingly dead devices with local control platforms such as Home Assistant. But you should always choose IoT gadgets that…