Home Assistant for Meta Muse
Read entity states and call services on your Home Assistant instance. Service calls are confirmed first.
Talk to the user's own Home Assistant instance: list entity states (`states`, optionally filtered by domain), read one entity (`state`), and call services (`call`: e.g. `light.turn_on`). The instance URL is passed with every command via `--instance`.
View original source ↗How to set it up
Paste a promptDraft — these instructions come from the linked source and have not been independently live-tested by OpenTools.
Before you start
- Home Assistant long-lived access token (per-user, Profile → Security → Long-Lived Access Tokens)
Steps
- Paste the install prompt into a chat with Muse.
- Muse fetches the pinned SKILL.md and the 2 files in its manifest.
- Authorize your own account through Muse’s secure credential flow.
- Have Muse run the status check shown in the source skill.
Prompt to paste into Muse
Install this connector: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bluman1/muse-connectors/6e31fd44a71f9f28377a1460e64cd7483c3cce22/connectors/home-assistant/SKILL.md Read its Files manifest and install exactly those files. Collect credentials through Muse's secure credential flow; never ask me for raw keys in chat. Run the skill's status check and report the result.
Account access: long-lived access token via the secure credential flow (`credentials.request_api_access`): create one in Home Assistant → your profile (bottom left) → Security → Long-Lived Access Tokens. Note: Home Assistant accepts tokens from any user account; for a shared household, a dedicated "automation" user keeps permissions clear.
Allowed hosts: your instance host
Confirm it works: `bin/home-assistant.py --instance <url> states` (a successful list proves the token works)
Services it connects with
These are the services the connector uses. The publisher is identified separately.
Home Assistant