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Home Assistant Manager

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michaelvessia·vlatest·other

This Home Assistant Manager skill automates your smart home setup, streamlining control and enhancing convenience through voice commands or scheduling.

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This skill no longer installs under the name home-assistant-manager. michaelvessia/nixos-config has no skill named "home-assistant-manager" any more. It was renamed, moved or deleted upstream.

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michaelvessia

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About this skill

What it does

This skill allows you to manage your Home Assistant instance through an AI agent. It can perform actions like controlling devices, querying sensor states, and automating routines based on natural language commands. The skill integrates with the Home Assistant API to provide a conversational interface for interacting with your smart home.

When to use it

  • Remote Control: Adjust lights or thermostat settings while away from home.
  • Status Checks: Quickly ask about the current temperature, humidity, or energy consumption.
  • Routine Automation: Trigger complex sequences like "Goodnight" which turns off all lights and locks the doors.
  • Device Troubleshooting: Check if a specific device is online or report its status.

Key capabilities

  • Home Assistant API integration
  • Device control (lights, thermostats, etc.)
  • Sensor data retrieval
  • Routine execution

Example prompts

  • "Turn off the living room lights."
  • "What's the temperature in the bedroom?"
  • "Run the 'Movie Night' scene."
  • “Is the front door locked?”

Tips & gotchas

  • Requires a functional Home Assistant installation and API access.
  • The skill’s effectiveness depends on accurate device names configured within your Home Assistant setup.