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You can control Home Assistant devices via the REST API by configuring the HA_URL and HA_TOKEN environment variables. This enables natural-language prompts to trigger actions across 25 domains like lights, climate, and locks using curl and jq.

Beyond lights, the Home Assistant REST API supports querying states and triggering automations across 25 domains. You can manage climate, locks, presence, weather, calendars, and notifications using natural-language requests.

Yes, curl and jq are required to automate Home Assistant tasks via the REST API. They facilitate the natural-language control flow and state querying across your smart home domains by interacting with the configured HA_URL.

Triggering sensitive automations in Home Assistant is secured by built-in safety checks enforced during processing. This ensures that natural-language requests to execute scripts or control locks via the REST API are validated before activation.

Yes, you can query the current state of smart home entities through the Home Assistant REST API. The integration allows you to discover entities and fetch status information across 25 domains using curl and jq.

To set up the environment for natural-language prompts, configure the HA_URL and HA_TOKEN environment variables. Once configured, you can immediately ask the AI assistant to control devices or query states via the REST API.