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A Home Assistant automation suggestions integration shipped with Claude Code
Six releases of an automation suggestions integration were built in three days by describing problems to Claude Code, reviewing and shipping.
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The owner builds a Home Assistant integration that suggests automations, and in three days shipped six releases with Claude Code: bug fixes, a notification overhaul, user and domain filtering, a full Lovelace interface and stale automation detection. Their pattern was to notice a problem, describe it to Claude Code, review the result and ship.
Along the way they found that Home Assistant limits state attributes to 16KB, which had made their dashboard card fail silently until they moved to a WebSocket API.
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From a short post by the maker, so the details are as they tell them.
- Reddit: 6 Releases in 3 Days: What Happens When You Ship with AI-Assisted Development (Part 5 of my HA journReddit poster: danm72Posted
The maker's post on r/homeassistant.
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- The project: dan-malone.com
The maker's write-up.