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People are sharing new ways to extend Home Assistant: a Sensereo partnership and a community-built integration plus Lovelace resources. There’s also interest in the practical setup side, with a guide for installing HACS on Home Assistant via Proxmox and Docker.

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17 September 2013
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Key Takeaway Home Assistant’s ecosystem is expanding with vendor work and community integrations, while more users document HACS deployment methods for faster customization.
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new integrations HACS setup Lovelace customization vendor partnership works with home assistant
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Home Assistant’s ecosystem is expanding with vendor work and community integrations, while more users document HACS deployment methods for faster customization.

People are sharing new ways to extend Home Assistant: a Sensereo partnership and a community-built integration plus Lovelace resources. There’s also interest in the practical setup side, with a guide for installing HACS on Home Assistant via Proxmox and Docker.

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Partnership type Joins Works with Home Assistant
Integration name hint Culiplan (meal planning calendar, shopping to-do, pantry sensors)
Assist and UI Assist voice plus a Lovelace card pack (HACS custom repo)
Platform for HACS guide Proxmox VM and Docker

What to Watch

  • Follow r/homeassistant for confirmations and releases tied to the Sensereo + Works with Home Assistant effort. XDA Developers
  • Check the Culiplan integration’s HACS custom repo for updates to its voice/Assist and Lovelace card pack. XDA Developers
  • Reuse the Proxmox VM + Docker HACS install approach from WunderTech and verify it against current HACS versions. WunderTech

What Changed

  • I built a Home Assistant integration for Culiplan - meal planning calendar, shopping to-do, pantry sensors, Assist voice, and a Lovelace card pack (HACS custom repo, BYOK/local-AI supported) XDA Developers
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Tracking: I built a Home Assistant integration for Culiplan - meal planning calendar, shopping to-do, pantry sensors, Assist voice, and a Lovelace card pack (HACS custom repo, BYOK/local-AI supported) / Sensereo joins Works with Home Assistant

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Bare metal sounds like the best option for anything, really. You wouldn't run your home desktop PC through emulation, would you? The same goes for the smart home with Home Assistant. There's an OS package that runs on just about any hardware that meets the system requirements, and you'll have no trouble hooking up all your smart home devices and other integrations. It all just works. There's no worrying about keeping an underlying OS updated or other software that needs to run in between layers. It's the hardware, Home Assistant OS, and the familiar web UI. For many users of the platform, this

Home Assistant on bare metal works great — until it becomes your entire home's infrastructure
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