Category Archives: A. I.

In the smart home ecosystem, vendor deprecation is a common challenge. When hardware manufacturers terminate cloud support or deprecate mobile setup paths, legacy devices (like Gen 1 and Gen 2 Belkin Wemo smart plugs and motion detectors) often end up as e-waste. However, because these devices run a completely local UPnP/SSDP control API, they can… Read More: Resurrecting Legacy Wemo Devices (Switches & Motion Sensors) with Home… »

In smart home configurations, managing utility consumption is crucial for budget control and scheduling resource usage. This post explains how to integrate your E.ON Romania account (Myline portal) with Home Assistant and your developer AI assistant, Antigravity (agy). 1. Prerequisites and Installation To retrieve active billing and index data, we use the community custom integration… Read More: Integrating E.ON Romania (Gas & Electricity) with Home Assistant and… »

Monitoring electricity bills and submitting meter readings is a breeze when integrated into your local smart home system. This post explains how to connect your Hidroelectrica (iHidro portal) account with Home Assistant and your AI developer assistant, Antigravity (agy). 1. Prerequisites and Installation To interface with the iHidro portal API, we use the community custom… Read More: Powering the Dashboard: Connecting Hidroelectrica to Home Assistant and Antigravity… »

Having a backup power supply is essential for data integrity during power grid fluctuations. This post outlines the step-by-step process to connect a Volt Polska USB UPS directly to a Fedora Linux laptop, monitor it with Network UPS Tools (NUT), and expose its real-time metrics to Home Assistant and your AI assistant, Antigravity (agy). 1.… Read More: Local Power Resilience: Connecting a Volt Polska USB UPS to… »

We’ve all been there: you spin up a cutting-edge LLM or AI agent, give it a task, and within a few iterations, it hallucinates, wanders off track, or completely forgets the original architecture. Left to their own devices, AI models are like cats—brilliant, but notoriously difficult to herd.If you want an AI agent to build… Read More: How to Herd AI Models to Be Productive »