Does this skill support legacy Home Assistant syntax?

While it can recognize legacy patterns, the skill is designed to prioritize modern syntax like 'target' and 'data' blocks to ensure long-term compatibility.

Can I use this to create complex Jinja2 templates?

Yes, it provides guidance for dynamic templates used in messaging, conditions, and state attributes within the Home Assistant environment.

How does it handle automation execution modes?

The skill encourages specifying modes such as 'single', 'restart', 'queued', or 'parallel' to prevent unexpected behavior during overlapping triggers.

Will this help me secure my Home Assistant configuration?

Absolutely. It promotes the use of !secret tags for all sensitive information like passwords, API keys, and location coordinates.

Home Assistant Configurator

Name: Home Assistant Configurator
Author: racurry

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Productivity & Workflow

Generates optimized Home Assistant configurations, automations, and dashboards using modern YAML syntax and best practices.

About

The Home Assistant skill provides specialized guidance for creating robust and secure smart home environments. It helps users navigate the rapidly evolving Home Assistant ecosystem by enforcing modern service syntax, implementing mandatory automation IDs, and ensuring proper execution modes like queued or parallel. By focusing on reliability, the skill automates availability checks for IoT devices and prevents common pitfalls like trigger spam and legacy formatting. It is an essential tool for anyone looking to build professional-grade automations and responsive Lovelace dashboards while maintaining clean, secret-protected code.

Key Features

Ensures security best practices using !secret for sensitive data
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Provides Jinja2 templating for dynamic state-based messaging
Generates robust availability guards for unreliable IoT devices
Enforces modern target and data service syntax over legacy patterns
Implements mandatory automation IDs and explicit execution modes

Use Cases

Designing responsive dashboards with real-time entity monitoring
Building complex, debounced automations for sensors and lighting
Migrating legacy YAML configurations to modern Home Assistant standards

About

Key Features

Ensures security best practices using !secret for sensitive data
0 GitHub stars
Provides Jinja2 templating for dynamic state-based messaging
Generates robust availability guards for unreliable IoT devices
Enforces modern target and data service syntax over legacy patterns
Implements mandatory automation IDs and explicit execution modes

Use Cases

Designing responsive dashboards with real-time entity monitoring
Building complex, debounced automations for sensors and lighting
Migrating legacy YAML configurations to modern Home Assistant standards