Four tested automation blueprints: a multi-speaker doorbell announcer, the BILRESA scroll-wheel light controller, MYGGSPRAY motion lighting with profile memory, and a passive "forgot to turn off" safety net. Try every config live in the showcase — a 1:1 interactive replica of HA's blueprint editor with mock entities.
One-click import into your own HA instance. Or open the showcase to configure with mock entities first.
Passive safety net: lights off after presence stays clear.
BILRESA wheel: 3 light presets, dimming, colour cycling.
Motion + lux lighting with profile memory + safe cleanup.
Same flow for every blueprint — the site mirrors HA so there are no surprises.
Use the Import button (My Home Assistant) or paste the manual URL. Requires HA 2025.7+.
Settings → Automations & scenes → Blueprints → Create automation. Pick your real entities.
Try the showcase first with mock entities, then test in a non-critical room with a short timeout.
BILRESA wheel bursts, MYGGSPRAY occupancy + lux quirks and stale-event protection are handled, not ignored.
Faults block switch-off, manual OFF releases sessions, countdowns restart after reboot. No dead-room surprises.
Every push lints YAML, checks !input wiring and validates against real Home Assistant stable in Docker.
If URL import is unavailable, drop the YAML into /config/blueprints/automation/0libote/, reload automations, then create the automation from the blueprint.
Open an issue with the blueprint name, HA version, how the device is connected, and a trace/log (secrets removed).
Open an issue ↗No. It is a static replica with mock entities (living-room speaker, hallway motion…). Nothing leaves your browser until you press Import.
Yes — sections, fields, defaults and selector configs are generated from the YAML at build time. Docs mix generated references with hand-written guides.
Cloudflare Pages: build bun run build, output dist. No server or adapter needed.