Home Assistant
Home automation platform for controlling smart devices, automations, and monitoring sensor states.
Three ways to use Home Assistant
Chat with Geni
Ask Geni to pull data, take actions, or answer questions using this integration in a conversation.
Build a workflow
Create automated workflows that trigger on events, run on a schedule, or chain multiple tools together.
Power an app
Use this integration as a data source or action layer behind a dashboard, form, or internal tool.
Supported tools
Actions your AI agents can perform with Home Assistant.
Call Service
Execute a service action to control devices (e.g. turn on lights, lock doors, trigger automations).
Check API Status
Check if the Home Assistant API is up and running.
Check Configuration
Validate the Home Assistant configuration.yaml file for errors.
Create or Update State
Set the state representation of an entity (does not control physical devices).
Delete State
Remove an entity from the Home Assistant state registry.
Fire Event
Fire a custom event with optional event data.
Get started automating Home Assistant
Ready-to-use workflows
Prompts using Home Assistant
Smart home entity health cockpit for Home Assistant
Open one screen to find every unavailable, stale, or low-battery device in your smart home, see which hub is really at fault, and clear out the dead entries in bulk.
Per-device electricity cost explorer for your smart home
Pick any date range and see what each device in your home actually cost to run, not just how many kilowatt-hours it used.
Short-term rental turnover console for Home Assistant
Open one screen each morning to see every rental's locks, temperature, humidity, and next check-in, then prep the next stay in a single click.
Automatic fridge and freezer temperature log for food safety
Every two hours, every fridge, freezer, and cold room is logged to a spreadsheet automatically, and you only get pinged when a unit is genuinely failing.
Monthly smart home battery health audit
On the first Monday of each month, get a calm Slack DM with every smart home device that needs new batteries, grouped by room, plus a running spreadsheet of what dies fastest.
Sunday evening weekly home energy report in Notion
Every Sunday at 6pm, get a written recap of your home's electricity use posted to Notion, with your biggest consumers and a few concrete things to try this week.
Calendar-aware smart home wake-up routine
Every weekday at 5:30am, your lights, thermostat, and coffee start themselves based on your first real meeting, not a fixed alarm.
Door, window, and garage left-open alerts in Slack
Every 10 minutes, check your home for doors, windows, or the garage left open too long, and get one calm Slack alert with a camera snapshot instead of seven duplicate pings.