…I just pointed it to my MQTT broker using the local address and port. After connecting, I enabled a few sensors inside HASS.Agent — CPU usage, memory usage, disk space, idle time…
…one local dashboard that didn’t rely on external servers or an internet connection to function. It didn’t matter if a bulb was from one brand and a sensor from another…
…There is no cloud subscription, and by and large, everything runs locally rather than relying on cloud servers. Running this on your NAS means you can automatically back it up with a…
…While it’s still ideal to get rid of the battery altogether, I’ve designed automation rules that sense the battery level on my tablet. Once the battery hits 80%, the automation…
…Local devices should keep doing useful work even when the wider internet stumbles, especially in a home filled with automations and sensors. Instead, I had a networking device that treated local reliability…
…It's quick, it's easy, and both a local LLM and ChatGPT have worked just fine for my uses. A local LLM requires you to have the right hardware to run…
…Considering that typical phones pack a lot of sensors, they can double as makeshift smart devices. In fact, I’ve paired some ancient phones with my Home Assistant stack, and they worked…
…I’m proud of it because it runs locally, reliably, and completely out of sight. Related 5 useful Home Assistant automations I wish I had in my life sooner From energy tracking…
…I've got Home Assistant configured via Docker and all automations run locally on my network so they are fast and consistent. Be it lights, sensors or routines, everything keeps running even…
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