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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.
…the community-created TrueNAS offering caused Home Assistant to detect my pre-configured TrueNAS instance immediately. Just to test whether the beta integration works with fresh connections, I spun up a virtualized…
…In fact, I’ve paired some ancient phones with my Home Assistant stack, and they worked so well that I ended up using them to replace a handful of conventional smart gadgets…
…The Frigate HACS integration pairs my security system with Home Assistant But standalone RTSP streams work just as well with HASS Since I’ve set up my security camera collection to rely…
…Home Assistant does not erase those problems, but it gives you more room to work around them. I learned pretty quickly that “works with Home Assistant” and “worth buying” aren’t always…
…On paper, letting my LLMs control my smart devices sounds neat, but I’d rather not deal with a vague prompt rendering my entire Home Assistant useless. Home Assistant OS Windows, macOS…
…Again, this only works if you have a smart lock installed that already responds to Home Assistant’s commands. Related My smart home still works without the internet, and it's all…
…A smarter Home Assistant starts with fewer surprises Using Claude Code to optimize Home Assistant did not make my smart home feel more advanced in the flashy sense. It made it feel…
…For example, I’ve got a Dreame vacuum cleaner that doesn’t work with Home Assistant, and I had to use its mobile app for the longest time. But thanks to the…
…It's completely changed how my home works. Now, this wasn't my first foray with Home Assistant . I have smart lights, thermostats, cameras, door sensors, and many other smart accessories from…
You, too, can build this open-source smart home keyboard that works with Home Assistant
