Home Assistant Configuration
Home Assistant runs as VM 105 and provides smart-home integrations, automation, voice/Assist experiments, and entity visibility for the NOC Dashboard.
Repository reference:
Current live summary
Live entity inventory from Home Assistant:
| Metric | Current value |
|---|---|
| Total entities | 1253 |
| Sensors | 691 |
| Switches | 84 |
| Media players | 81 |
| Device trackers | 62 |
| Binary sensors | 57 |
| Automations visible through API | 1 |
| Unavailable/unknown entities | 539 |
| Active HA alert entities | 0 |
Active automation surfaced by API
| Automation | State |
|---|---|
| Jarvis Timer Finished Announcement | on |
Integrations and operational notes
- Home Assistant is monitored by the NOC Dashboard.
- Home Assistant update entities currently show available updates for Core, OS, Terminal/SSH, AdGuard Home, Uptime Kuma, and selected custom integrations.
- A large unavailable/unknown entity count usually means a dead integration, offline device hub, or stale entity registry entries. That needs human review in the HA UI before mass deletion.
- Voice/Assist work should be tested against an entity before calling a pipeline migration complete.
Gaps needing input
The public home-assistant-config repository gives high-level structure, but not a verified current list of automations, dashboards, add-ons, and secrets-backed integrations. To document exact HA config without lying, export or grant read access to the current config directory/add-on list.