i have it in my HA app.

it’s a small thing but i just had my first open source contribution accepted and merged. feelsgoodman.jpg

you can just build stuff now this is a sensor that tracks how much water is left in my berkey water filter. my tap water is pretty good quality but it's an extra assurance knowing it's properly filtered and without buying bottled water. it's easy to forget to refill it because there's no visual cue of how much is left until you literally try to fill a cup. so I built a 3d printed scale with opus 5.5, it sourced the parts, designed the shape, wrote the esp32 code, and now i have a simple visual cue for anybody in the house of when it needs to be refilled. I also get a notification through home assistant. is this necessary? absolutely not, but it's one less thing to think about.

not gonna post my whole house lol but it’s a pretty fun way to navigate home assistant and see everything from a glance. not sure how it got so toasty … ugh.

you can just build stuff now i built a digital version of my house in blender based on polycam lidar scans, then astra did a detail pass based on photos. basically every lamp, door, plant or electronic component is viewable in this format. i can toggle lights, see if plants need watering. The blender version is used by imagegen to create these stylized dioramas, that react to their actual state and time of day. this is all seamless inside of the home assistant app as a dashboard. when people talk about personalized software this is what I envision.

you can just build stuff now, 3d printed enclosure for networking equipment, pretty much entirely designed by astra. I could have done a small 10" rack, but it didnt fit my ecoflow UPS and this is just a small satellite AP in a room. It has a enclosure in the back for a power strip and looks cleaner than a bunch of scattered equipment.

you can just build stuff now, home assistant dashboard/calendar. it shows me at a glance what is open/locked, air temp, co2, what plants need watering, power consumption. pi zero with e-ink display. I had astra design the enclosure which is obviously oversized. the base is actually 2x5U gridfinity compatible.

problem solved