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Home Assistant is an open-source home automation platform that integrates with various smart home devices through local and cloud services.
…my PC into Home Assistant without spending hours tweaking things. I started by setting up an MQTT broker using Docker. I used Mosquitto because it’s lightweight and works pretty fine. This…
…Related My smart home still works without the internet, and it's all thanks to one app Home Assistant is the best unified platfom for your smart devices. Scaling a smart home…
…Instead, I used an Amazon Echo Plus with those Hue bulbs for years, until the smart speaker suddenly stopped working. That’s when I found Home Assistant. My colleague, Adam Conway, wrote…
…all work happens on Google’s servers, and an active internet connection is a hard dependency. Folks who’ve gone down the local LLM rabbit hole with the Home Assistant already find…
…Recently, however, I was having an issue with my home lab , where Home Assistant is installed, which was constantly being loud for reasons I couldn't understand. As it turned out, Home…
…And for that, I'll always have an LLM connected to my Home Assistant, even if I'm not using it to replace voice assistants with locally-run options. The time saving…
…Related I fine-tuned a 7B model to write my Home Assistant automations, and it actually works It'll even run on a GPU with 8GB of VRAM! In fact, you’d…
…If you don't have the structure, entities, sensors, and automations in place, the model simply does not have enough context to work with. On top of Home Assistant sits Ollama, which…
…at information without pulling out my phone every few minutes. Sure, I could just pull up Home Assistant in a browser or open the Home Assistant app, and that works fine enough…
…and IoT devices like a pro with a Proxmox-powered Home Assistant server Home Assistant in Proxmox works perfectly Migrating was easy Running Home Assistant in Proxmox versus a bare metal install…