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Run after setup-infrastructure to map rooms, entities, and preferences to the dashboard and automation templates. Conversational and resumable. Trigger phrases: "customize my home", "set up rooms", "configure automations", "map my entities", "set up my dashboard", "finish setup",

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Setup Customize

This skill maps your Home Assistant instance to the dashboard and automation templates through a guided interview. It is resumable — if the conversation ends mid-way, re-invoke this skill and it will pick up from the last checkpoint.

See references/question-patterns.md for detailed question wording and example answers for each domain.

Step 0: Check Prerequisites

Verify setup-state.json exists and infrastructure is complete:

import json, sys, os
if not os.path.exists('setup-state.json'):
    print('NOT_READY'); sys.exit(0)
with open('setup-state.json') as f:
    state = json.load(f)
schema = state.get('schema_version', 0)
if schema > 1:
    print('SCHEMA_WARNING')
phase = state.get('session', {}).get('current_phase', '')
infra = state.get('infrastructure', {}).get('steps_completed', [])
if 'infrastructure_complete' in phase or 'pull' in infra:
    answers = state.get('answers', {})
    if answers.get('rooms') or phase.startswith('customize:'):
        print('RESUME')
        print(f'PHASE:{phase}')
        print(f'ROOMS_DONE:{",".join(answers.get("rooms", {}).keys())}')
    else:
        print('FRESH')
else:
    print('NOT_READY')

Run via python3 -c "..." and check the output:

NOT_READY: Tell user to run setup-infrastructure first.
SCHEMA_WARNING: State file from newer version — proceed with caution.
RESUME: Load checkpoint. Tell user: "Welcome back! You were at [phase]. Rooms done: [list]. Continuing."
FRESH: Begin from Phase 1.

Checkpoint Writing Pattern

After EVERY user answer, update setup-state.json with granular progress:

import json
def save_checkpoint(phase, answers_update=None, files_written=None):
    with open('setup-state.json') as f:
        state = json.load(f)
    state['session']['current_phase'] = phase
    if answers_update:
        state.setdefault('answers', {}).update(answers_update)
    if files_written:
        state.setdefault('files_written', []).extend(files_written)
    with open('setup-state.json', 'w') as f:
        json.dump(state, f, indent=2)

Example calls:

save_checkpoint('customize:room_mapping', {'rooms': {'living_room': {'light': '...', 'motion': '...'}}})
save_checkpoint('customize:domain_selection', {'domains_selected': ['lighting', 'climate']})
save_checkpoint('customize:notifications', {'notify_targets': {'primary': 'notify.mobile_app_x'}})
save_checkpoint('customize:files', files_written=['config/automations/lighting.yaml'])

Step 1: Discover Entity + Area + Floor Registries

Primary method: Use registry data. Entity-to-room assignment should come from the device/entity registries (via area_id) whenever possible. This is the authoritative source.

Fallback: Name inference + user confirmation. If the registries have sparse area assignments (common in setups where the user hasn't organized areas in HA), you may infer room assignments from entity ID naming patterns (e.g., bedroom_motion → bedroom). However, when using name inference, you MUST:

Clearly mark inferred assignments as "inferred (not in registry)"
Ask the user to confirm ALL inferred assignments before proceeding
Never present inferred data as verified fact

1a. Query Floor + Area Registries

Get the authoritative room and floor structure:

source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH:=/config/}.env; ha-ws raw config/floor_registry/list" 2>/dev/null
source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH}.env; ha-ws raw config/area_registry/list" 2>/dev/null

This gives you:

All floors with IDs and names
All areas with floor_id assignments
Do NOT ask the user about floors if this data is available.

1b. Query Device + Entity Registries

Get the authoritative entity-to-area mappings:

source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH}.env; ha-ws raw config/device_registry/list" 2>/dev/null
source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH}.env; ha-ws raw config/entity_registry/list" 2>/dev/null

Entity-to-area resolution chain:

Check entity_registry → if the entity has a direct area_id, use it
Otherwise, find the entity's device_id → look up that device in device_registry → use the device's area_id
If neither has an area_id, the entity is unassigned — note it but do NOT guess

1c. Query Entities by Domain

For each relevant domain, query the live entity list:

source .env
for domain in light binary_sensor sensor climate media_player camera cover vacuum remote switch; do
  ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH}.env; ha-ws entity list $domain" 2>/dev/null
done

1d. Build Verified Room-Entity Map

Cross-reference the entity list with the device/entity registry area assignments to build a verified mapping. For each room, list:

Lights (prefer zone/group entities over individual bulbs)
Motion sensors (binary_sensor.* with device_class: motion or occupancy)
Temperature sensors
Climate entities (TRVs, AC units)
Media players
Cameras

Before presenting any mapping to the user: mark each assignment's source:

Registry: directly from device/entity registry area_id — present as fact
Inferred: from entity ID naming pattern — present with a ? mark, ask user to confirm
Unassigned: no area in registry and no clear naming pattern — ask the user

1e. Fallback: Local .storage Files

If SSH/ha-ws is unavailable, parse the local .storage/ files (pulled by make pull):

source venv/bin/activate && python tools/entity_explorer.py --full 2>/dev/null | head -100

Or use the REST API as a last resort:

source .env && set -a && source .env && set +a && python3 -c "
import urllib.request, json, os
url = os.environ['HA_URL'] + '/api/states'
req = urllib.request.Request(url, headers={'Authorization': 'Bearer ' + os.environ['HA_TOKEN']})
with urllib.request.urlopen(req) as r:
    states = json.load(r)
domains = {}
for s in states:
    d = s['entity_id'].split('.')[0]
    domains[d] = domains.get(d, 0) + 1
for d, c in sorted(domains.items()):
    print(f'{d}: {c} entities')
"

Summarize what was found: "Found X floors, Y areas, Z lights, W climate entities, ..."

Step 2: Room Mapping (Phase 1)

See references/question-patterns.md → Phase 1 for question wording.

Goal: Build a RoomConfig[] array for dashboard/src/lib/areas.ts.

Present the verified room-entity map from Step 1d to the user. This should already include floor assignments (from the floor registry), entity assignments (from device/entity registries), and all detected sensors/lights/climate/media per room.
Ask the user to confirm, correct, or skip each room. Common corrections:
- Merging rooms (e.g., kitchen + storage → one zone)
- Renaming rooms for the dashboard
- Skipping rooms they don't want on the dashboard
Only ask about floors if the floor registry returned no data. If floors are assigned in HA, use those values directly.
For each confirmed room, verify entity assignments match what the user expects. If any entity was listed as "unassigned" in Step 1d, ask the user to assign it.
Save progress to setup-state.json after each room confirmation.

Generate areas.ts once all rooms are confirmed:

// dashboard/src/lib/areas.ts — generated by setup-customize
export interface RoomConfig {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  floor: number;
  icon: string;
  light?: string;           // primary light entity
  motionSensor?: string;
  temperatureSensor?: string;
  mediaPlayer?: string;
  climate?: string;
}

export const ROOMS: RoomConfig[] = [
  // REPLACE: Add your rooms here (generated from interview)
  // { id: "living_room", name: "Living Room", floor: 0, icon: "sofa", light: "light.living_room" },
];

// Maps HA person entity → display name
export const USER_ROOM_MAP: Record<string, string> = {};

Step 3: Entity Specialization (Phase 2)

For each room, ask domain-specific questions:

Lights:

Is the main light a Hue zone/group or individual bulbs?
Any motion-triggered lights in this room? (entity ID)
Luminance sensor? (for light-level gating)

Climate:

Thermostat/TRV or AC unit?
TRV entity ID (for zone control)

Media:

TV / media player entity?
Remote entity? (for IR/HDMI control)

Save answers to setup-state.json as you go.

Step 4: Domain Selection (Phase 3)

Present automation domains as a checklist. Ask the user which apply to their setup:

Which automation domains do you want to set up?
□ Motion lights (auto on/off with motion sensors)
□ Activity modes (night mode, movie mode, work mode)
□ Climate scheduling (morning/night temperature changes)
□ Away mode (setback when nobody home)
□ Appliance tracking (washer/dishwasher state machine)
□ Health monitoring (integration watchdogs, battery alerts)
□ EV/Solar charging (if you have solar + EV)
□ AC solar heating (if you have solar + AC units)
□ None — I'll write my own automations

For each selected domain, note which automation template to use from docs/templates/config/automations/.

Step 5: Behavioral Interview (Phase 4)

Ask about preferences that drive automation behavior. See references/question-patterns.md → Phase 4 for full question bank.

Key questions:

What time do you typically wake up on weekdays? Weekends?
What time is bedtime on weekdays? Weekends?
Who lives in the home? (for presence tracking — no custody/schedule details needed)
Do you work from home? (drives work_mode auto-trigger)
What's your preferred daytime temperature? Night temperature?
Battery alert threshold? (default: 10%)
Any devices that should NOT be automated? (creates exceptions list)

Save all answers to setup-state.json.

Step 6: Notification Discovery (Phase 5)

Discover available notification targets:

set -a && source .env && set +a && python3 -c "
import urllib.request, json, os
url = os.environ['HA_URL'] + '/api/services'
req = urllib.request.Request(url, headers={'Authorization': 'Bearer ' + os.environ['HA_TOKEN']})
with urllib.request.urlopen(req) as r:
    services = json.load(r)
notify = [s for s in services if s.get('domain') == 'notify']
for n in notify:
    for svc in n.get('services', {}).keys():
        print(f'notify.{svc}')
" 2>/dev/null

Alternatively, use SSH + ha-api (more reliable):

source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH:=/config/}.env; ha-api search notify"

Ask the user which targets to use for:

Primary notifications (most alerts)
Critical alerts (security, health)

Step 7: Helpers Merge

Read existing configuration.yaml and check if it already has input_* helpers:

grep -l "input_boolean:\|input_select:\|input_number:" config/configuration.yaml 2>/dev/null && echo "has_helpers" || echo "no_helpers"

If existing helpers found: Show them and ask:

"Your configuration.yaml already has input helpers. I can: (A) Keep them where they are and add only missing ones from the templates (B) Consolidate all helpers into config/helpers.yaml and use !include helpers.yaml

Which do you prefer?"

Never silently move or overwrite existing helpers.

Step 8: Generate Configuration Files

Based on all interview answers, generate:

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name: setup-customize
description: >
  Run after setup-infrastructure to map rooms, entities, and preferences to the
  dashboard and automation templates. Conversational and resumable. Trigger phrases:
  "customize my home", "set up rooms", "configure automations", "map my entities",
  "set up my dashboard", "finish setup", "resume setup".

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---
name: setup-customize
description: >
  Run after setup-infrastructure to map rooms, entities, and preferences to the
  dashboard and automation templates. Conversational and resumable. Trigger phrases:
  "customize my home", "set up rooms", "configure automations", "map my entities",
  "set up my dashboard", "finish setup", "resume setup".
---

# Setup Customize

This skill maps your Home Assistant instance to the dashboard and automation templates
through a guided interview. It is **resumable** — if the conversation ends mid-way,
re-invoke this skill and it will pick up from the last checkpoint.

See `references/question-patterns.md` for detailed question wording and example answers
for each domain.

## Step 0: Check Prerequisites

Verify `setup-state.json` exists and infrastructure is complete:

```python
import json, sys, os
if not os.path.exists('setup-state.json'):
    print('NOT_READY'); sys.exit(0)
with open('setup-state.json') as f:
    state = json.load(f)
schema = state.get('schema_version', 0)
if schema > 1:
    print('SCHEMA_WARNING')
phase = state.get('session', {}).get('current_phase', '')
infra = state.get('infrastructure', {}).get('steps_completed', [])
if 'infrastructure_complete' in phase or 'pull' in infra:
    answers = state.get('answers', {})
    if answers.get('rooms') or phase.startswith('customize:'):
        print('RESUME')
        print(f'PHASE:{phase}')
        print(f'ROOMS_DONE:{",".join(answers.get("rooms", {}).keys())}')
    else:
        print('FRESH')
else:
    print('NOT_READY')
```

Run via `python3 -c "..."` and check the output:

- **`NOT_READY`**: Tell user to run `setup-infrastructure` first.
- **`SCHEMA_WARNING`**: State file from newer version — proceed with caution.
- **`RESUME`**: Load checkpoint. Tell user: "Welcome back! You were at [phase]. Rooms done: [list]. Continuing."
- **`FRESH`**: Begin from Phase 1.

### Checkpoint Writing Pattern

After EVERY user answer, update `setup-state.json` with granular progress:

```python
import json
def save_checkpoint(phase, answers_update=None, files_written=None):
    with open('setup-state.json') as f:
        state = json.load(f)
    state['session']['current_phase'] = phase
    if answers_update:
        state.setdefault('answers', {}).update(answers_update)
    if files_written:
        state.setdefault('files_written', []).extend(files_written)
    with open('setup-state.json', 'w') as f:
        json.dump(state, f, indent=2)
```

Example calls:
- `save_checkpoint('customize:room_mapping', {'rooms': {'living_room': {'light': '...', 'motion': '...'}}})`
- `save_checkpoint('customize:domain_selection', {'domains_selected': ['lighting', 'climate']})`
- `save_checkpoint('customize:notifications', {'notify_targets': {'primary': 'notify.mobile_app_x'}})`
- `save_checkpoint('customize:files', files_written=['config/automations/lighting.yaml'])`

## Step 1: Discover Entity + Area + Floor Registries

**Primary method: Use registry data.** Entity-to-room assignment should come from the
device/entity registries (via `area_id`) whenever possible. This is the authoritative source.

**Fallback: Name inference + user confirmation.** If the registries have sparse area
assignments (common in setups where the user hasn't organized areas in HA), you may infer
room assignments from entity ID naming patterns (e.g., `bedroom_motion` → bedroom).
However, when using name inference, you MUST:
1. Clearly mark inferred assignments as "inferred (not in registry)"
2. Ask the user to confirm ALL inferred assignments before proceeding
3. Never present inferred data as verified fact

### 1a. Query Floor + Area Registries

Get the authoritative room and floor structure:

```bash
source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH:=/config/}.env; ha-ws raw config/floor_registry/list" 2>/dev/null
source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH}.env; ha-ws raw config/area_registry/list" 2>/dev/null
```

This gives you:
- All floors with IDs and names
- All areas with `floor_id` assignments
- **Do NOT ask the user about floors if this data is available.**

### 1b. Query Device + Entity Registries

Get the authoritative entity-to-area mappings:

```bash
source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH}.env; ha-ws raw config/device_registry/list" 2>/dev/null
source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH}.env; ha-ws raw config/entity_registry/list" 2>/dev/null
```

**Entity-to-area resolution chain:**
1. Check `entity_registry` → if the entity has a direct `area_id`, use it
2. Otherwise, find the entity's `device_id` → look up that device in `device_registry` → use the device's `area_id`
3. If neither has an `area_id`, the entity is unassigned — note it but do NOT guess

### 1c. Query Entities by Domain

For each relevant domain, query the live entity list:

```bash
source .env
for domain in light binary_sensor sensor climate media_player camera cover vacuum remote switch; do
  ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH}.env; ha-ws entity list $domain" 2>/dev/null
done
```

### 1d. Build Verified Room-Entity Map

Cross-reference the entity list with the device/entity registry area assignments to build
a **verified** mapping. For each room, list:
- Lights (prefer zone/group entities over individual bulbs)
- Motion sensors (`binary_sensor.*` with `device_class: motion` or `occupancy`)
- Temperature sensors
- Climate entities (TRVs, AC units)
- Media players
- Cameras

**Before presenting any mapping to the user:** mark each assignment's source:
- **Registry:** directly from device/entity registry `area_id` — present as fact
- **Inferred:** from entity ID naming pattern — present with a `?` mark, ask user to confirm
- **Unassigned:** no area in registry and no clear naming pattern — ask the user

### 1e. Fallback: Local .storage Files

If SSH/ha-ws is unavailable, parse the local `.storage/` files (pulled by `make pull`):

```bash
source venv/bin/activate && python tools/entity_explorer.py --full 2>/dev/null | head -100
```

Or use the REST API as a last resort:

```bash
source .env && set -a && source .env && set +a && python3 -c "
import urllib.request, json, os
url = os.environ['HA_URL'] + '/api/states'
req = urllib.request.Request(url, headers={'Authorization': 'Bearer ' + os.environ['HA_TOKEN']})
with urllib.request.urlopen(req) as r:
    states = json.load(r)
domains = {}
for s in states:
    d = s['entity_id'].split('.')[0]
    domains[d] = domains.get(d, 0) + 1
for d, c in sorted(domains.items()):
    print(f'{d}: {c} entities')
"
```

Summarize what was found: "Found X floors, Y areas, Z lights, W climate entities, ..."

## Step 2: Room Mapping (Phase 1)

See `references/question-patterns.md` → Phase 1 for question wording.

**Goal:** Build a `RoomConfig[]` array for `dashboard/src/lib/areas.ts`.

1. Present the **verified** room-entity map from Step 1d to the user. This should already
   include floor assignments (from the floor registry), entity assignments (from device/entity
   registries), and all detected sensors/lights/climate/media per room.
2. Ask the user to confirm, correct, or skip each room. Common corrections:
   - Merging rooms (e.g., kitchen + storage → one zone)
   - Renaming rooms for the dashboard
   - Skipping rooms they don't want on the dashboard
3. **Only ask about floors if the floor registry returned no data.** If floors are assigned
   in HA, use those values directly.
4. For each confirmed room, verify entity assignments match what the user expects.
   If any entity was listed as "unassigned" in Step 1d, ask the user to assign it.
5. Save progress to `setup-state.json` after each room confirmation.

**Generate `areas.ts`** once all rooms are confirmed:

```typescript
// dashboard/src/lib/areas.ts — generated by setup-customize
export interface RoomConfig {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  floor: number;
  icon: string;
  light?: string;           // primary light entity
  motionSensor?: string;
  temperatureSensor?: string;
  mediaPlayer?: string;
  climate?: string;
}

export const ROOMS: RoomConfig[] = [
  // REPLACE: Add your rooms here (generated from interview)
  // { id: "living_room", name: "Living Room", floor: 0, icon: "sofa", light: "light.living_room" },
];

// Maps HA person entity → display name
export const USER_ROOM_MAP: Record<string, string> = {};
```

## Step 3: Entity Specialization (Phase 2)

For each room, ask domain-specific questions:

**Lights:**
- Is the main light a Hue zone/group or individual bulbs?
- Any motion-triggered lights in this room? (entity ID)
- Luminance sensor? (for light-level gating)

**Climate:**
- Thermostat/TRV or AC unit?
- TRV entity ID (for zone control)

**Media:**
- TV / media player entity?
- Remote entity? (for IR/HDMI control)

Save answers to `setup-state.json` as you go.

## Step 4: Domain Selection (Phase 3)

Present automation domains as a checklist. Ask the user which apply to their setup:

```
Which automation domains do you want to set up?
□ Motion lights (auto on/off with motion sensors)
□ Activity modes (night mode, movie mode, work mode)
□ Climate scheduling (morning/night temperature changes)
□ Away mode (setback when nobody home)
□ Appliance tracking (washer/dishwasher state machine)
□ Health monitoring (integration watchdogs, battery alerts)
□ EV/Solar charging (if you have solar + EV)
□ AC solar heating (if you have solar + AC units)
□ None — I'll write my own automations
```

For each selected domain, note which automation template to use from
`docs/templates/config/automations/`.

## Step 5: Behavioral Interview (Phase 4)

Ask about preferences that drive automation behavior. See `references/question-patterns.md`
→ Phase 4 for full question bank.

Key questions:
- What time do you typically wake up on weekdays? Weekends?
- What time is bedtime on weekdays? Weekends?
- Who lives in the home? (for presence tracking — no custody/schedule details needed)
- Do you work from home? (drives `work_mode` auto-trigger)
- What's your preferred daytime temperature? Night temperature?
- Battery alert threshold? (default: 10%)
- Any devices that should NOT be automated? (creates exceptions list)

Save all answers to `setup-state.json`.

## Step 6: Notification Discovery (Phase 5)

Discover available notification targets:

```bash
set -a && source .env && set +a && python3 -c "
import urllib.request, json, os
url = os.environ['HA_URL'] + '/api/services'
req = urllib.request.Request(url, headers={'Authorization': 'Bearer ' + os.environ['HA_TOKEN']})
with urllib.request.urlopen(req) as r:
    services = json.load(r)
notify = [s for s in services if s.get('domain') == 'notify']
for n in notify:
    for svc in n.get('services', {}).keys():
        print(f'notify.{svc}')
" 2>/dev/null
```

Alternatively, use SSH + ha-api (more reliable):
```bash
source .env && ssh "$SSH_USER@$HA_HOST" "source /etc/profile.d/claude-ha.sh; source ${HA_REMOTE_PATH:=/config/}.env; ha-api search notify"
```

Ask the user which targets to use for:
- Primary notifications (most alerts)
- Critical alerts (security, health)

## Step 7: Helpers Merge

Read existing `configuration.yaml` and check if it already has `input_*` helpers:

```bash
grep -l "input_boolean:\|input_select:\|input_number:" config/configuration.yaml 2>/dev/null && echo "has_helpers" || echo "no_helpers"
```

**If existing helpers found:**
Show them and ask:
> "Your `configuration.yaml` already has input helpers. I can:
> (A) Keep them where they are and add only missing ones from the templates
> (B) Consolidate all helpers into `config/helpers.yaml` and use `!include helpers.yaml`
>
> Which do you prefer?"

**Never silently move or overwrite existing helpers.**

## Step 8: Generate Configuration Files

Based on all interview answers, generate:

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63/100

Nur Sandbox

Audit

74/100

Prüfung nötig

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Permission surface may require sandboxing
Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
Stars/forks activity: 119 stars, 22 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution

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