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…The Bluetooth devices I added to the Ava app automatically appeared in ESPHome’s integration as sensors. After that, I set up the automations to run whenever Ava detects and reports my…
…By migrating my entire ecosystem into a single Docker container, I didn’t just strip away the hardware clutter; I unlocked a level of automation and privacy that out-of-the-box…
…The new server speaks the exact same WebSocket API the Home Assistant integration already uses, supports Matter 1.4.2, and migrates your existing setup automatically: on first start it reads the…
…With all integrations and automations in place, I set up a simpler dashboard. I still sought an alternative way to interact with the Home Assistant. ESPHome See at ESPHome Gemini for Home…
…Google Home and Alexa+ are among the most common voice assistants in smart home setups, but despite their inherent benefits, I avoid them like the plague these days. After dipping my feet…
…If you cannot explain your home server in a single email, the setup is probably too complicated. Third, I included step-by-step details on how to use and access our shared…
…It detects micro-movements like breathing and feeds that data to Home Assistant, which helps drive the lighting and HVAC automations. Proper irrigation and gardening routine controller From detecting soil moisture to…
…In fact, it has been a long time since I built my current OPNsense setup, and it has yet to disappoint even once. Heck, even if you leave the extra security benefits…
…Pi’s scheduler and background processes can add 100–500ms of latency when an automation triggers. Besides, even a headless Pi OS Lite has a reboot time of about 30–60 seconds…
