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Coverage areas:
- Crypto / Web3 / DeFi / Trading bots
- Feishu / DingTalk / Enterprise WeChat
- Business systems (freelance ops, performance eng, legal docs)
- Document templates / PPT design / OCR
- Email / CRM / Customer service
- Financial analytics / Stock trading
- AI tools / Agent collaboration / Model management
🏠 ha-ultimate — Definitive Home Assistant Skill
The most comprehensive Home Assistant skill for AI agents. Control 25+ entity domains via REST API with safety enforcement, entity inventory generation, a CLI wrapper, webhook support, and complete documentation.
Works with OpenClaw, Claude Code, Cursor, and any tool supporting the SKILL.md standard.
Features
| Category | What you get |
|---|---|
| 25+ domains | Lights, switches, climate, locks, covers, fans, media, vacuum, alarm, notifications, presence, weather, calendar, TTS, input helpers, sensors, scenes, scripts, automations |
| Safety system | Layered: mandatory confirmation rules + blocked entities file |
| CLI wrapper | scripts/ha.sh — one-liner commands for everything |
| Entity inventory | scripts/inventory.js — generates full ENTITIES.md with areas |
| Webhooks | Bidirectional HA ↔ Agent communication |
| Dashboard | Quick status command for presence, lights, temps, locks, doors |
| Templates | Jinja2 template evaluation via /api/template |
| History | Entity state history and logbook queries |
| Batch ops | Control multiple entities in a single API call |
| Error handling | HTTP status codes, entity verification, troubleshooting guide |
Quick Start
# 1. Set credentials
export HA_URL="http://192.168.1.100:8123"
export HA_TOKEN="your-long-lived-access-token"
# 2. Test connection
scripts/ha.sh info
# 3. Generate entity inventory
node scripts/inventory.js
# 4. Start controlling
scripts/ha.sh on light.living_room
scripts/ha.sh dashboard
File Structure
homeassistant/
├── SKILL.md # Main skill (read by AI agents)
├── README.md # This file
├── _meta.json # Skill metadata
├── ENTITIES.md # Generated entity inventory (after running inventory.js)
├── blocked_entities.json # Optional: entities to block from automation
├── .env # Optional: HA_URL and HA_TOKEN
├── scripts/
│ ├── ha.sh # CLI wrapper for all HA operations
│ └── inventory.js # Entity inventory generator (Node.js)
└── references/
├── api.md # REST API reference
├── webhooks.md # Webhook setup guide (HA → Agent)
└── troubleshooting.md # Common issues and solutions
Credits & Acknowledgments
This skill was created by analyzing and combining the best features from four published ClawHub skills plus a personal skill. Each brought unique strengths that made the whole greater than the sum of its parts.
| Skill | Author | Version | Key Contributions |
|---|---|---|---|
| home-assistant | kn739j7n05pt... |
1.0.0 | CLI wrapper (ha.sh), webhook support (HA → Agent), config file pattern |
| homeassistant-cli | kn76s8zyvh2p... |
1.0.0 | Event monitoring concepts, output format flexibility, troubleshooting docs, auto-completion reference |
| homeassistant-skill | anotb | 2.1.0 | Primary base — 25 entity domains, template API, history/logbook, area discovery, batch operations, dashboard overview, safety rules, error handling |
| moltbot-ha | iamvaleriofantozzi | 0.1.1 | Mechanical safety system (3 levels), blocked/allowed entities with wildcards, action logging concept, Docker networking docs |
| mia personal | Paco | custom | Entity inventory generator (inventory.js), .env configuration pattern |
How this skill was built
A detailed feature-by-feature comparison of all five source skills was performed
to identify the strengths and gaps of each. The comparison table is included as
ha-skills-comparison.html in the project documentation. From that analysis:
- S3 (homeassistant-skill by anotb) was selected as the base due to its unmatched domain coverage (25 domains) and comprehensive API documentation
- S4 (moltbot-ha) inspired the safety architecture and blocked entities concept
- S1 (home-assistant) provided the CLI wrapper pattern and webhook documentation
- S2 (homeassistant-cli) contributed troubleshooting patterns and format flexibility
- S5 (mia personal) provided the inventory generator and .env configuration approach
License
MIT — See individual source projects for their respective licenses.