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…Related HACS is an underrated tool for Home Assistant lovers The Home Assistant Community Store is a treasure trove of useful integrations and dashboards Even automations, which may seem overwhelming at first…
…Not because Google Home was bad, but every device needed Google’s servers to work, including the automations. I didn’t have numerous devices, thankfully, to push me into the sunk cost…
…integrations, and even HACS offerings, and Qwen 3.5 was able to deliver precise answers every time. Plus, I was able to trigger a bunch of HASS automations, modify scripts, and update…
…However, I often work on automations, blueprints, and other complex tasks that can be a bit of a pain to configure with voice commands alone. That’s where MCP servers come in…
…Besides allowing you to automatically scale your ingredients, Mealie also lets you create detailed shopping lists. Modifying the existing recipes and creating meal plans is also fairly easy on Mealie’s web…
…Useful Automations, but Also Limitations By connecting X-Sense smoke detectors and other devices, you can set up useful automations in your smart home that can provide even greater safety in addition…
…The custom HACS integration still has features the core one doesn't, only e-ink panels are properly supported right now, and Wi-Fi is still in testing. But the foundation is…
…Since I wanted to get the best of both worlds, I ended up building a Home Assistant server that’s armed to the teeth with integrations, automation blueprints, and apps to manage…
…Years later, I still feel like I’m stepping into a sci-fi movie set when my home automatically deploys my preferred settings when I enter a room. Compared to that automation…
…Fortunately, my hacking space just recently got a couple of working printers again, and I’d seen a few similar designs pop up over the years. I would like to stress that…