Home Assistant Brain Skill

REST API lets you query entity state and trigger service calls to Home Assistant from external applications. Authenticate with a token, then send HTTP requests to retrieve state or command lights, climate, locks, and media devices. This enables automation beyond Home Assistant's native interface.

Yes. WebSocket connections provide real-time event streaming from Home Assistant, letting you monitor state changes and trigger automations instantly. This is essential for responsive automation pipelines that react to entity changes without polling delays.

Wyoming voice pipelines connect Whisper, Piper, and Ollama to Home Assistant for voice-driven automation. The integration uses REST and WebSocket APIs to execute service calls and retrieve state based on spoken commands, enabling natural-language control of your smart home.

Supported domains include lights, climate, locks, covers, and media. The Skill handles standard Home Assistant service calls across these domains, allowing you to control and query any entity within these categories through the REST API or automation triggers.

Yes. Token-based authentication is required for both REST and WebSocket connections to Home Assistant. Generate a long-lived access token in Home Assistant settings and include it in your API requests to securely authenticate programmatic access.

Yes. You can create automations within Home Assistant and trigger them via REST API calls or event streaming through WebSocket. This enables dynamic automation orchestration from external systems or voice commands within a Wyoming pipeline.