ha-automation-error-review

To find recurring Home Assistant automation errors, you can scan the /api/error_log endpoint and count error occurrences per automation to flag those with three or more matching hits for proactive fixes.

The best way to debug intermittent Home Assistant automation failures is to analyze the error log for recurring patterns, counting per-automation error hits to surface automations that fail repeatedly rather than silently.

Yes, you can adjust the error threshold for flagging automations by using an optional --min-hits override to raise the default limit of three hits, filtering out background noise in busier deployments.

You can run a daily automation health check by reading the Home Assistant error log, counting failures per automation, and writing structured audit findings to track reliability improvements over time.

The structured audit results are written to the .claude-code-hermit/raw/ directory, generating files named audit-ha-automation-errors-* for review and remediation tracking.

No additional integrations are needed to detect automation error patterns; the review process reads the built-in /api/error_log directly and requires no external dependencies to count and flag failures.