home-assistant
Home Assistant Control
This skill enables Claude to interact with a Home Assistant instance via its REST API — querying device states, controlling smart home devices, reviewing history, and working with automations.
Slash Command
When invoked via /home-assistant, ensure authentication is set up (see below), then ask the user what they'd like to do — for example: check device status, control lights, adjust the thermostat, view history, or manage automations.
Setup & Authentication
Configuration lives in ~/.config/home-assistant/.env. On first use, check if this file exists:
cat ~/.config/home-assistant/.env 2>/dev/null || echo "NOT_FOUND"
If the file exists, source it to load HA_URL and HA_TOKEN:
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