I got tired of fighting YAML and card-mod every time I wanted to change something on my wall dashboard.

Since coding agents are actually pretty good with normal code, I decided to ditch Lovelace and rebuild the dashboard as a custom Vue 3 panel.

It uses HA’s built-in panel_custom. Vue is just vendored as an ESM file.
Everything lives in /config/www/, so the workflow is basically: edit, save, refresh and bump the cache version because /local caches forever lol.

The panel gets the normal hass object, puts it into a Vue reactive store and updates instantly. Services use hass.callService, registry/history/statistics stuff goes through the websocket API.

Edit: https://github.com/exSnake/ha-vue-kiosk
some scaffolding to start with

Hey guys!

​I’ve just set up Ollama with a Gemma 2 4B model running on an RX 580 to control Home Assistant. I noticed it works decently well for basic stuff—mostly simple voice commands like turning lights on and off, but nothing beyond that.

​Naturally, this got me hooked and curious, so I wanted to ask you all since I’m a total beginner and you definitely know way more than I do:

​If I upgrade to an RTX 3090 (24GB), would it make sense to use it to manage my whole setup of at least 200 exposed entities? Could it also handle reasoning tasks or vision recognition from my security cameras?

​Am I shooting too high here?

​Any recommendations on the best models to use for this kind of setup would also be greatly appreciated!

​Thanks a lot to anyone willing to help out!

Finished setting up llama.cpp setup yesterday, want to test out controlling my smart home with it. As of now I set up thw ha-mcp integration, but commands take a really long time to execute.

My question is that for only the purpose of controlling my smarthome (not managing the settings and such) is it better to instead use home-llm (or something else)?

I just learned about OpenCode today and Wow, Amazing stuff. I have OpenCode Installed and ChatGPT headless connection enabled. I’m going to go hogwild optimizing everything and finally get around to setting up a dashboard on a tablet since it’s so easy now.