The Unofficial Home Assistant AI Toolkit
Official@homeassistant-ai
Community-built MCP server for AI-powered smart home control and skills for Agents, Unofficial but awesome! 🏠🤖
Agent Skills by The Unofficial Home Assistant AI Toolkit
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
contributors-update
Finds merged PR authors missing from README and updates the contributors list after approval.
bat-story-eval
Compare MCP tool behavior across versions using diff-based story evaluation.
my-pr-checker
Automate GitHub PR triage by inspecting CI status, reviews, and threads.
issue-analysis
Analyze GitHub issues and generate structured implementation plans.
issue-to-pr-resolver
Automate GitHub issue resolution into a merge-ready pull request.
bat-adhoc
Run BAT tests via tests/uat/run_uat.py to validate MCP tools from an AI agent's perspective.
contrib-pr-review
Evaluate external pull requests for safety, quality, and readiness.
wt
Create a git worktree under worktree/<branch> and update submodules.
home-assistant-best-practices
Apply Home Assistant best practices to automate with native constructs.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Unofficial Home Assistant AI Toolkit
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can be performed using these repository management skills?▼
These skills enable automated GitHub pull request triage, inspection of CI status, and generation of structured implementation plans for issues. Additionally, users can perform diff-based behavior evaluation, execute UAT validation, and manage git worktrees to streamline repository maintenance and code quality reviews.
Which personas benefit most from these repository maintenance skills?▼
Maintainers, open-source contributors, and developers managing Home Assistant integrations benefit most. These skills are designed for engineers who need to scale PR reviews, enforce configuration standards, and ensure consistent behavior across different versions of MCP-based server implementations.
What are the prerequisites for running these repository management and validation skills?▼
Users require an active GitHub environment with appropriate repository permissions and a local setup capable of executing git worktree commands. Validation skills require access to the specific test directory structure and the ability to run UAT procedures against the target MCP server implementation.