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• List Installed Add-ons

  List installed Home Assistant add-ons. Returns add-ons with version, state (started/stopped), and update availability. Optionally includes CPU/memory usage statistics. **Note:** This tool only works with Home Assistant OS or Supervised installations. **Response includes:** - Add-on name, slug, description - Current version and state - Whether an update is available - Repository the add-on came from - Optional: CPU/memory usage stats **Example Usage:** - List all add-ons: ha_list_addons() - L

• List Available Add-ons

  List add-ons available in the Home Assistant add-on store. Returns add-ons from official and custom repositories that can be installed. **Note:** This tool only works with Home Assistant OS or Supervised installations. **Response includes:** - List of configured repositories - Available add-ons with name, slug, description, version - Installation status for each add-on - Summary statistics **Parameters:** - repository: Filter results to a specific repository - query: Search by name or descri

• List Areas

  List all Home Assistant areas (rooms). Returns area ID, name, icon, floor assignment, aliases, and picture URL.

• Create or Update Area

  Create or update a Home Assistant area (room). Provide name only to create a new area. Provide area_id to update existing. Areas organize entities by physical location for room-based control.

• Remove Area

  Delete a Home Assistant area. Entities and devices in the area are not deleted, just unassigned. May break automations referencing this area.

• List Floors

  List all Home Assistant floors. Returns floor ID, name, icon, level (0=ground, 1=first, -1=basement), and aliases.

• Create or Update Floor

  Create or update a Home Assistant floor. Provide name only to create a new floor. Provide floor_id to update existing. Floors organize areas into vertical levels for building-wide control.

• Remove Floor

  Delete a Home Assistant floor. Areas on this floor are not deleted, just unassigned. May break automations referencing this floor.

• List Blueprints

  List installed blueprints for a specific domain. Returns all blueprints available in Home Assistant for the specified domain, including their paths and metadata. EXAMPLES: - List automation blueprints: ha_list_blueprints("automation") - List script blueprints: ha_list_blueprints("script") RETURNS: - List of blueprints with path, name, and domain information - Each blueprint includes its relative path for use with ha_get_blueprint

• Get Blueprint Details

  Get detailed information about a specific blueprint. Retrieves the full blueprint configuration including inputs, triggers, conditions, and actions. Use this to understand what a blueprint does and what inputs it requires. EXAMPLES: - Get automation blueprint: ha_get_blueprint("homeassistant/motion_light.yaml", "automation") - Get script blueprint: ha_get_blueprint("custom/backup_script.yaml", "script") RETURNS: - Blueprint metadata (name, description, author, source_url) - Input definitions

• Import Blueprint

  Import a blueprint from a URL. Imports a blueprint from GitHub, Home Assistant Community forums, or any direct URL to a blueprint YAML file. EXAMPLES: - Import from GitHub: ha_import_blueprint("https://github.com/user/repo/blob/main/blueprint.yaml") - Import from HA Community: ha_import_blueprint("https://community.home-assistant.io/t/motion-light/123456") - Import direct YAML: ha_import_blueprint("https://example.com/my-blueprint.yaml") SUPPORTED SOURCES: - GitHub repository URLs (will be co

• Bug Report Info

  Collect diagnostic information for filing bug reports against ha-mcp. **IMPORTANT FOR AI AGENTS:** When creating a bug report, you MUST only report FACTS that you directly observed during the conversation. Do NOT make assumptions or guesses. - Report exact error messages you received - Report exact tool names and parameters you used - Report exact responses from tools - Do NOT speculate about causes or solutions - Do NOT fill in template sections you cannot answer from the conversation **WHEN

• Get Calendar Events

  Retrieve calendar events from a calendar entity. Retrieves calendar events within a specified time range. **Parameters:** - entity_id: Calendar entity ID (e.g., 'calendar.family') - start: Start datetime in ISO format (default: now) - end: End datetime in ISO format (default: 7 days from start) - max_results: Maximum number of events to return (default: 20) **Example Usage:** ```python # Get events for the next week events = ha_config_get_calendar_events("calendar.family") # Get events for a

• Create or Update Calendar Event

  Create a new event in a calendar. Creates a calendar event using the calendar.create_event service. **Parameters:** - entity_id: Calendar entity ID (e.g., 'calendar.family') - summary: Event title/summary - start: Event start datetime in ISO format - end: Event end datetime in ISO format - description: Optional event description - location: Optional event location **Example Usage:** ```python # Create a simple event result = ha_config_set_calendar_event( "calendar.family", summary="Do

• Remove Calendar Event

  Delete an event from a calendar. Deletes a calendar event using the calendar.delete_event service. **Parameters:** - entity_id: Calendar entity ID (e.g., 'calendar.family') - uid: Unique identifier of the event to delete - recurrence_id: Optional recurrence ID for recurring events - recurrence_range: Optional recurrence range ('THIS_AND_FUTURE' to delete this and future occurrences) **Example Usage:** ```python # Delete a single event result = ha_config_remove_calendar_event( "calendar.fa

• Get Camera Image

  Retrieve a snapshot image from a Home Assistant camera entity. This tool fetches the current camera image and returns it directly for visual analysis. Use this when you need to see what a camera is currently viewing. **Parameters:** - entity_id: Camera entity ID (e.g., 'camera.front_door', 'camera.living_room') - width: Optional width to resize the image (reduces token usage for large images) - height: Optional height to resize the image **Use Cases:** - Security checks: "Is someone at the fr

• Get Automation Config

  Retrieve Home Assistant automation configuration. Returns the complete configuration including triggers, conditions, actions, and mode settings. EXAMPLES: - Get automation: ha_config_get_automation("automation.morning_routine") - Get by unique_id: ha_config_get_automation("my_unique_automation_id") For comprehensive automation documentation, use: ha_get_domain_docs("automation")

• Create or Update Automation

  Create or update a Home Assistant automation. Creates a new automation (if identifier omitted) or updates existing automation with provided configuration. REQUIRED CONFIG FIELDS: - alias: Human-readable automation name - trigger: List of trigger conditions (time, state, event, etc.) - action: List of actions to execute OPTIONAL CONFIG FIELDS: - description: Detailed description of the user's intent (RECOMMENDED: helps safely modify implementation later) - condition: Additional conditions that

• Remove Automation

  Delete a Home Assistant automation. EXAMPLES: - Delete automation: ha_config_remove_automation("automation.old_automation") - Delete by unique_id: ha_config_remove_automation("my_unique_id") **WARNING:** Deleting an automation removes it permanently from your Home Assistant configuration.

• List Dashboards

  List all Home Assistant storage-mode dashboards. Returns metadata for all custom dashboards including url_path, title, icon, admin requirements, and sidebar visibility. Note: Only shows storage-mode dashboards. YAML-mode dashboards (defined in configuration.yaml) are not included. EXAMPLES: - List dashboards: ha_config_list_dashboards()

• Get Dashboard Config

  Get complete dashboard configuration including all views and cards. Returns the full Lovelace dashboard configuration. EXAMPLES: - Get default dashboard: ha_config_get_dashboard() - Get custom dashboard: ha_config_get_dashboard("lovelace-mobile") - Force reload: ha_config_get_dashboard("lovelace-home", force_reload=True) Note: url_path=None retrieves the default dashboard configuration.

• Create or Update Dashboard

  Create or update a Home Assistant dashboard. Creates a new dashboard or updates an existing one with the provided configuration. IMPORTANT: url_path must contain a hyphen (-) to be valid. MODERN DASHBOARD BEST PRACTICES (2024+): - Use "sections" view type (default) with grid-based layouts - Use "tile" cards as primary card type (replaces legacy entity/light/climate cards) - Use "grid" cards for multi-column layouts within sections - Create multiple views with navigation paths (avoid single-vi

• Update Dashboard Metadata

  Update dashboard metadata (title, icon, permissions) without changing content. Updates dashboard properties without modifying the actual configuration (views/cards). At least one field must be provided. EXAMPLES: Change dashboard title: ha_config_update_dashboard_metadata( dashboard_id="mobile-dashboard", title="Mobile View v2" ) Update multiple properties: ha_config_update_dashboard_metadata( dashboard_id="admin-panel", title="Admin Dashboard", icon="mdi:shield-account",

• Delete Dashboard

  Delete a storage-mode dashboard completely. WARNING: This permanently deletes the dashboard and all its configuration. Cannot be undone. Does not work on YAML-mode dashboards. EXAMPLES: - Delete dashboard: ha_config_delete_dashboard("mobile-dashboard") Note: The default dashboard cannot be deleted via this method.

• Get Dashboard Guide

  Get comprehensive guide for designing Home Assistant dashboards. Covers: - Part 1: Dashboard structure, views, sections, navigation - Part 2: Built-in cards (tile, grid, button), features, actions - Part 3: Custom cards (JavaScript modules, registration) - Part 4: CSS styling (themes, card-mod patterns) - Part 5: HACS integration (finding/installing community cards) - Part 6: Complete examples and workflows - Part 7: Visual iteration with Playwright/browser MCP for screenshots Use this guide b