ha-integration-health

Home Assistant integration health monitoring analyzes the latest normalized snapshot to identify domains where most entities become unavailable. It groups entities by domain, computes unavailable ratios, and applies thresholds to surface degraded integrations for proactive remediation.

Entities becoming unavailable across an entire domain typically indicates a dropped Home Assistant integration. Monitoring tools identify this by computing per-domain unavailable-entity ratios from snapshot data, flagging domains with at least 3 entities and an unavailable ratio of 0.5 or higher.

Home Assistant integration health monitoring requires a normalized snapshot file located at .claude-code-hermit/raw/snapshot-ha-normalized-latest.json. The snapshot must contain entity data grouped by domain with availability status to compute the required unavailable-entity ratios.

A degraded Home Assistant integration is flagged when a domain has a total entity count of at least 3 and an unavailable-entity ratio of 0.5 or higher. These thresholds are applied to per-domain data computed from the latest normalized snapshot.

Yes, snapshot data enables proactive repair of Home Assistant integrations by surfacing degraded domains. The monitoring process computes per-domain unavailable ratios and emits a standardized findings block that identifies which integrations require immediate follow-up action.