Home Assistant blueprints/by 0libote
Four blueprints: a doorbell announcer, a BILRESA scroll-wheel light controller, MYGGSPRAY motion lights, and a passive safety net for lights left on. Each is tested in CI against real Home Assistant — YAML lint, input wiring, and schema validation.
Import one below, or open its showcase first: a working copy of HA's blueprint editor with mock entities, so you can try every setting before touching your home.
A doorbell press announced on every chosen speaker through TTS, with per-announcement volume and a cleanup pass afterwards. One failing speaker does not stop the rest.
Needs: doorbell binary sensor · TTS entity · media players
Motion lighting with separately selected lux sensing. Brightness and colour go out in one call, the previous light profile is remembered and restored before switch-off.
Needs: motion sensor · illuminance sensor · lights
Three presets sharing one wheel feel: fast spins apply as a single jump from Matter press counts, scrolling right wakes lights at minimum, centre tap cycles colours and hold toggles power.
Needs: BILRESA via Matter · 9 event entities · lights
Never turns anything on. Switches lights off only after every selected sensor stays clear for the full delay; unknown or unavailable sensors block switch-off instead of causing it.
Needs: motion / occupancy sensors · lights
Press Import on any blueprint above. It opens the blueprint preview on your own instance via My Home Assistant. Then go to Settings → Automations & scenes → Blueprints → Create automation, and pick your entities.
Without My Home Assistant, download the YAML file into
/config/blueprints/automation/0libote/,
reload automations, and create the automation from the installed blueprint.
Keep the same filename when updating. To update an import, use the three-dot
menu beside the blueprint → Re-import blueprint.
Something wrong? Open an issue with the blueprint name, your Home Assistant version, how the device is connected, and an automation trace or log message. Strip secrets and personal entity names first.