🏠 Home Assistant
Your smart home, as a mesh node. Point a node at your Home Assistant — its URL and a long-lived access token — and its page becomes a live dashboard: every entity with its state and when it last changed (in your time zone), and one-click controls for the domains that act.
What you get
| Live states | every entity from GET /api/states — sensors, lights, climate, presence — grouped and readable |
| One-click controls | lights, switches, fans, covers, input booleans and automations toggle; scenes activate; scripts run; buttons press |
| A curated page | pin the entity ids you care about and the dashboard shows exactly those, in your order |
| Honest failure | an unreachable instance renders a diagnosis — URL, reachability, token — never a hang |
Deliberately NOT included
- Locks are read-only. A dashboard shared over a mesh must not unlock a door.
- The dashboard never shows the token. It is stored in your node, in your own space — readable only where you edit it — and everywhere else shows as
····plus its last four characters.
How it connects
The mesh server calls your instance's REST API directly, so the URL must be reachable from the mesh — a local mesh on your own network reaches http://homeassistant.local:8123 as-is; for a cloud mesh your instance needs an externally reachable address (e.g. Home Assistant Cloud or your own reverse proxy).
Get the plugin and a My Home node lands in your space — open it and the page walks you through the two settings. Full details in the guide.