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Use when creating, updating, deleting, or listing Home Assistant helpers — timers, counters, toggles, dropdowns, text and number inputs, schedules, plus template, threshold, utility-meter and other config-entry helpers — through HA NOVA Relay.

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Use when creating, updating, deleting, or listing Home Assistant helpers — timers, counters, toggles, dropdowns, text and number inputs, schedules, plus template, threshold, utility-meter and other config-entry helpers — through HA NOVA Relay.

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HA NOVA Helper

Scope

ha-nova:helper has two helper families:

  • Storage-based family — full CRUD for:
    • input_boolean, input_number, input_text, input_select, input_datetime, input_button, counter, timer, schedule
  • Config-entry family — CRUD support for 12 domains:
    • utility_meter, derivative, integration, min_max, threshold, tod, statistics, group, history_stats, template, generic_thermostat, switch_as_x
    • generic_thermostat / switch_as_x note: promoted without an observed field inventory — every field comes from the live form per skills/ha-nova/live-schema-preflight.md; a switch_as_x create hides the source switch entity behind the new one, and its target domain is create-only (changing it means delete + recreate) — say both in the preview
    • group note: handled through the live menu-driven flow; end-to-end support is verified for the sensor subtype, and other subtypes must stay anchored to the live step schema instead of guessed fields
    • template note: same menu-driven flow (17 entity types); end-to-end support is verified for the sensor subtype. The state field is a Jinja template — author it per skills/ha-nova/template-guidelines.md and apply the template-level reliability checks (missing float/int defaults, boolean-string comparisons) BEFORE submitting; a broken template renders the entity unavailable, so post-write verification must read the rendered state, not just entry existence

Not handled here:

  • other config-entry helper families:
    • trend, random, filter, generic_hygrostat
  • local_todo list config entries (use ha-nova:todo)
  • automations/scripts config mutations (use ha-nova:write)

Bootstrap (once per session)

Read and follow ../ha-nova/session-bootstrap.md. Verify relay CLI: ha-nova relay health If this fails: ha-nova setup

Relay Contract

Write payloads with the client's native file-writing tool, then use:

  • ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file>
  • ha-nova relay core --method <METHOD> --path <PATH> --body-file <payload-file>
  • ha-nova relay ... --out <result-file> for larger read/verify output
  • --jq-file <filter-file> for non-trivial filters; keep inline --jq for short selectors only

Family-specific transport:

  • Storage-based family: WS CRUD + WS list
  • Config-entry family: WS config_entries/get + WS entity-registry joins for list/read; relay /core config-entry flow, options-flow, and delete writes

Flow

Drafts follow skills/ha-nova/smallest-solution.md: the complete requested outcome in the simplest safe design — never an extra helper, option, or abstraction the request does not need.

Family 1: Storage-based helpers
Listing helpers

Use the compact entity registry (abbreviated keys: ei = entity_id, en = name, ai = area_id).

Create <payload-file> with {"type":"config/entity_registry/list_for_display"}, then run:

ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --jq-file <filter-file>

Write <filter-file> with:

[.data.entities[] | (.ei | split(".")[0]) as $domain | select(["input_boolean","input_number","input_text","input_select","input_datetime","input_button","counter","timer","schedule"] | index($domain)) | {entity_id: .ei, name: .en, area_id: .ai}]
| {total: length, shown: (.[0:30] | length), omitted: ([length - 30, 0] | max), truncated: (length > 30), matches: .[0:30]}

If user filters by type, narrow the domain filter to that single storage-based domain.

ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --jq-file <filter-file>

Write <filter-file> with:

[.data.entities[] | (.ei | split(".")[0]) as $domain | select(["input_boolean","input_number","input_text","input_select","input_datetime","input_button","counter","timer","schedule"] | index($domain)) | select((.ei + " " + (.en // "")) | test("KEYWORD";"i")) | {entity_id: .ei, name: .en, area_id: .ai}]
| {total: length, shown: (.[0:20] | length), omitted: ([length - 20, 0] | max), truncated: (length > 20), matches: .[0:20]}

If 0 results: try synonyms or shorter stems. Never dump entire domains. While truncated is true the list proves neither absence nor uniqueness — narrow further until it is false; the counts are exact, the cap trims display only.

Reading a single helper
  1. Determine type from entity_id domain prefix.
  2. Fetch full config via type-specific list:
    ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --jq-file <filter-file>
    
    Write <filter-file> with:
    [.data[] | select(.name | test("KEYWORD";"i"))]
    
  3. No single-item read endpoint — always {type}/list + filter.
Creating a helper
  1. Validate intent against skills/ha-nova/helper-schemas.md for required/optional fields. Validate cross-field constraints pre-write too, instead of leaving them to the post-write review: input_number min < max; counter minimum < maximum; input_select initial must be in options; input_datetime needs has_date and/or has_time; timer duration in HH:MM:SS. Fix or ask before writing.
  2. Use-case defaults (create only, skip on update/delete):
    • Infer use-case from helper name + type using general HA knowledge.
    • Consult skills/ha-nova/helper-schemas.md → Suggested Defaults for principles and field name reminders.
    • If sensible defaults can be inferred: render them as the Suggestion Block (output-rules.md), max 4 as numbered list (value defaults fill the requested item; feature-style improvement offers follow skills/ha-nova/smallest-solution.md — max 2). Group related fields into one item.
      💡 Suggested defaults for "{name}" ({type}):
      1. min: 16, max: 30, step: 0.5
      2. unit_of_measurement: "°C"
      3. mode: slider
      4. icon: mdi:thermometer
      Accept all, pick by number (e.g. "1 and 3"), or "skip".
      
    • User accepts all, picks by number, or says "skip".
    • Accepted → merge into payload BEFORE preview.
    • No useful defaults inferable → silently skip.
  3. Preview the payload with the shared write-preview shape: compact summary, pre-write check when applicable, explicit not-saved-yet line, and Options block (apply, show yaml, cancel).
  4. Ask for natural confirmation bound to this exact preview (see context skill → Active Preview Confirmation).
    • for unobserved group or template subtypes, this first confirmation authorizes only the non-persisting menu-step submit, not the final subtype-specific payload
  5. Execute:
    ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file>
    
  6. Verify — list back and confirm new item exists.
  7. No domain reload needed — immediate effect.
  8. Run storage-family post-write review (see below).
Updating a helper
  1. Resolve target from {type}/list by name or internal id.
  2. Extract id from the list response (this is the {type}_id for the update command).
  3. Validate the merged current+proposed fields against the same cross-field constraints as create (Creating step 1) — an update can break min/max, minimum/maximum, initial ∈ options, or datetime/timer constraints just as easily. Then preview current vs proposed in the Changes slot with ha-nova diff (see skills/ha-nova/write-safety.md → Pre-Write Diff) plus the behavior narrative (write-safety → Behavior narrative) — a count-only diff row never stands alone. Then run a pre-write impact check — search/related on this helper entity (max 3 related configs) — and surface affected automations/scripts as an advisory. Advisory only; never block. Include an explicit not-saved-yet line and Options block (apply, show yaml, cancel).
  4. Ask for natural confirmation bound to this exact preview (see context skill → Active Preview Confirmation).
  5. If the conversation paused since the preview, re-read the list item; a changed basis expires the confirmation (write-safety.md → Drift check before apply).
  6. Execute:
    ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file>
    
  7. Verify by re-reading the same list item.
  8. Run storage-family post-write review (see below).
  9. Update-Revert: after the verified update, capture the snapshot and offer revert — see skills/ha-nova/write-safety.md → Update-Revert. Storage-family restore rebuilds a schema-valid {type}/update from before_config (typed {type}_id from its id + writable fields only — never the raw list item, which lacks {type}_id and carries read-only id/entity_id); expected_after is the post-update read-back.
Deleting a helper
  1. Resolve target from {type}/list; extract its id (the {type}_id used for the delete call — internal, not shown to the user).
  2. Preview with stable localized slots (see skills/ha-nova/write-safety.md → Output hygiene — no raw internal id):
    • name
    • type
    • entity_id
  3. Confirmation code: confirm:<token> (strict: only the exact code accepted; see context skill → Safety Baseline).
  4. Capture the auto config snapshot of the current list item first (skills/ha-nova/config-snapshots.md; on capture failure follow its capture-failure stop). Say in the result that a recreate from it mints a new entity_id.
  5. Execute:
    ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file>
    
  6. Verify absence from {type}/list.
  7. Run storage-family post-write review (see below).
Family 2: Config-entry helpers

Canonical config-entry helper item:

  • entry_id
  • domain
  • title
  • state
  • linked_entities[]
  • supports_options

entry_id is the canonical identity for config-entry helper writes. If the user gives only a linked entity_id, resolve it back to config_entry_id through the full entity registry before continuing.

Config-entry flow orchestration follows the shared contract in skills/ha-nova/live-schema-preflight.md: live-form previews, non-persisting pre-confirmation navigation only, stop before the terminal submit, and nested result.entry_id extraction.

Supported domains
  • utility_meter
  • derivative
  • integration
  • min_max
  • threshold
  • tod
  • statistics
  • group
  • history_stats
  • template
  • generic_thermostat
  • switch_as_x
Listing helpers
  1. Read all config entries:
    ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --out <entries-file>
    
    with {"type":"config_entries/get"}.
  2. Read full entity registry:
    ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --out <registry-file>
    
    with {"type":"config/entity_registry/list"}.
  3. Filter config entries to the twelve supported domains.
  4. Join linked entities by matching config_entry_id.
  5. Present the List Frame table (output-rules.md): title, domain, entry_id, state. Options-flow support and linked entities stay in the per-helper detail read; when several entries share a domain or similar titles, add a short disambiguation line under the table with each candidate's linked entities (compact comma-separated summary).
Keyword search

Search against:

  • config-entry title
  • domain
  • linked entity_id
  • linked original/display names when available

If multiple matches remain, present max 5 candidates and ask one blocking question.

Reading a single helper
  1. Resolve by one of:
    • entry_id
    • config-entry title
    • linked entity_id
    • if multiple candidates remain after resolution, stop and ask one blocking question
    • never guess between duplicate titles or ambiguous linked-entity matches 2
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name: helper
description: Use when creating, updating, deleting, or listing Home Assistant helpers — timers, counters, toggles, dropdowns, text and number inputs, schedules, plus template, threshold, utility-meter and other config-entry helpers — through HA NOVA Relay.
license: MIT
compatibility: Requires the ha-nova CLI (run 'ha-nova setup' first) and the HA NOVA Relay in Home Assistant (App, or standalone container on Container/Core).
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---
name: helper
description: Use when creating, updating, deleting, or listing Home Assistant helpers — timers, counters, toggles, dropdowns, text and number inputs, schedules, plus template, threshold, utility-meter and other config-entry helpers — through HA NOVA Relay.
license: MIT
compatibility: Requires the ha-nova CLI (run 'ha-nova setup' first) and the HA NOVA Relay in Home Assistant (App, or standalone container on Container/Core).
---

# HA NOVA Helper

## Scope

`ha-nova:helper` has two helper families:

- **Storage-based family** — full CRUD for:
  - `input_boolean`, `input_number`, `input_text`, `input_select`, `input_datetime`, `input_button`, `counter`, `timer`, `schedule`
- **Config-entry family** — CRUD support for 12 domains:
  - `utility_meter`, `derivative`, `integration`, `min_max`, `threshold`, `tod`, `statistics`, `group`, `history_stats`, `template`, `generic_thermostat`, `switch_as_x`
  - `generic_thermostat` / `switch_as_x` note: promoted without an observed field inventory — every field comes from the live form per `skills/ha-nova/live-schema-preflight.md`; a `switch_as_x` create hides the source switch entity behind the new one, and its target domain is create-only (changing it means delete + recreate) — say both in the preview
  - `group` note: handled through the live menu-driven flow; end-to-end support is verified for the `sensor` subtype, and other subtypes must stay anchored to the live step schema instead of guessed fields
  - `template` note: same menu-driven flow (17 entity types); end-to-end support is verified for the `sensor` subtype. The `state` field is a Jinja template — author it per `skills/ha-nova/template-guidelines.md` and apply the template-level reliability checks (missing `float`/`int` defaults, boolean-string comparisons) BEFORE submitting; a broken template renders the entity `unavailable`, so post-write verification must read the rendered state, not just entry existence

Not handled here:

- other config-entry helper families:
  - `trend`, `random`, `filter`, `generic_hygrostat`
- `local_todo` list config entries (use `ha-nova:todo`)
- automations/scripts config mutations (use `ha-nova:write`)

## Bootstrap (once per session)

Read and follow `../ha-nova/session-bootstrap.md`.
Verify relay CLI: `ha-nova relay health`
If this fails: `ha-nova setup`

## Relay Contract

Write payloads with the client's native file-writing tool, then use:

- `ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file>`
- `ha-nova relay core --method <METHOD> --path <PATH> --body-file <payload-file>`
- `ha-nova relay ... --out <result-file>` for larger read/verify output
- `--jq-file <filter-file>` for non-trivial filters; keep inline `--jq` for short selectors only

Family-specific transport:

- **Storage-based family:** WS CRUD + WS list
- **Config-entry family:** WS `config_entries/get` + WS entity-registry joins for list/read; relay `/core` config-entry flow, options-flow, and delete writes

## Flow

Drafts follow `skills/ha-nova/smallest-solution.md`: the complete requested outcome in the simplest safe design — never an extra helper, option, or abstraction the request does not need.


### Family 1: Storage-based helpers

#### Listing helpers

Use the compact entity registry (abbreviated keys: `ei` = entity_id, `en` = name, `ai` = area_id).

Create `<payload-file>` with `{"type":"config/entity_registry/list_for_display"}`, then run:

```text
ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --jq-file <filter-file>
```

Write `<filter-file>` with:

```jq
[.data.entities[] | (.ei | split(".")[0]) as $domain | select(["input_boolean","input_number","input_text","input_select","input_datetime","input_button","counter","timer","schedule"] | index($domain)) | {entity_id: .ei, name: .en, area_id: .ai}]
| {total: length, shown: (.[0:30] | length), omitted: ([length - 30, 0] | max), truncated: (length > 30), matches: .[0:30]}
```

If user filters by type, narrow the domain filter to that single storage-based domain.

#### Keyword search

```text
ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --jq-file <filter-file>
```

Write `<filter-file>` with:

```jq
[.data.entities[] | (.ei | split(".")[0]) as $domain | select(["input_boolean","input_number","input_text","input_select","input_datetime","input_button","counter","timer","schedule"] | index($domain)) | select((.ei + " " + (.en // "")) | test("KEYWORD";"i")) | {entity_id: .ei, name: .en, area_id: .ai}]
| {total: length, shown: (.[0:20] | length), omitted: ([length - 20, 0] | max), truncated: (length > 20), matches: .[0:20]}
```

If 0 results: try synonyms or shorter stems. Never dump entire domains.
While `truncated` is true the list proves neither absence nor uniqueness — narrow further until it is false; the counts are exact, the cap trims display only.

#### Reading a single helper

1. Determine type from entity_id domain prefix.
2. Fetch full config via type-specific list:
   ```text
   ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --jq-file <filter-file>
   ```
   Write `<filter-file>` with:
   ```jq
   [.data[] | select(.name | test("KEYWORD";"i"))]
   ```
3. No single-item read endpoint — always `{type}/list` + filter.

#### Creating a helper

1. Validate intent against `skills/ha-nova/helper-schemas.md` for required/optional fields. Validate cross-field constraints pre-write too, instead of leaving them to the post-write review: `input_number` `min` < `max`; `counter` `minimum` < `maximum`; `input_select` `initial` must be in `options`; `input_datetime` needs `has_date` and/or `has_time`; `timer` `duration` in `HH:MM:SS`. Fix or ask before writing.
2. Use-case defaults (create only, skip on update/delete):
   - Infer use-case from helper name + type using general HA knowledge.
   - Consult `skills/ha-nova/helper-schemas.md` → Suggested Defaults for principles and field name reminders.
   - If sensible defaults can be inferred: render them as the Suggestion Block (output-rules.md), max 4 as numbered list (value defaults fill the requested item; feature-style improvement offers follow `skills/ha-nova/smallest-solution.md` — max 2). Group related fields into one item.
     ```
     💡 Suggested defaults for "{name}" ({type}):
     1. min: 16, max: 30, step: 0.5
     2. unit_of_measurement: "°C"
     3. mode: slider
     4. icon: mdi:thermometer
     Accept all, pick by number (e.g. "1 and 3"), or "skip".
     ```
   - User accepts all, picks by number, or says "skip".
   - Accepted → merge into payload BEFORE preview.
   - No useful defaults inferable → silently skip.
3. Preview the payload with the shared write-preview shape: compact summary, pre-write check when applicable, explicit not-saved-yet line, and Options block (`apply`, `show yaml`, `cancel`).
4. Ask for natural confirmation bound to this exact preview (see context skill → Active Preview Confirmation).
   - for unobserved `group` or `template` subtypes, this first confirmation authorizes only the non-persisting menu-step submit, not the final subtype-specific payload
5. Execute:
   ```text
   ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file>
   ```
6. Verify — list back and confirm new item exists.
7. No domain reload needed — immediate effect.
8. Run storage-family post-write review (see below).

#### Updating a helper

1. Resolve target from `{type}/list` by `name` or internal `id`.
2. Extract `id` from the list response (this is the `{type}_id` for the update command).
3. Validate the merged current+proposed fields against the same cross-field constraints as create (Creating step 1) — an update can break `min`/`max`, `minimum`/`maximum`, `initial` ∈ `options`, or datetime/timer constraints just as easily. Then preview current vs proposed in the Changes slot with `ha-nova diff` (see `skills/ha-nova/write-safety.md` → Pre-Write Diff) plus the behavior narrative (write-safety → Behavior narrative) — a count-only diff row never stands alone. Then run a pre-write impact check — `search/related` on this helper entity (max 3 related configs) — and surface affected automations/scripts as an advisory. Advisory only; never block. Include an explicit not-saved-yet line and Options block (`apply`, `show yaml`, `cancel`).
4. Ask for natural confirmation bound to this exact preview (see context skill → Active Preview Confirmation).
5. If the conversation paused since the preview, re-read the list item; a changed basis expires the confirmation (`write-safety.md` → Drift check before apply).
6. Execute:
   ```text
   ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file>
   ```
7. Verify by re-reading the same list item.
8. Run storage-family post-write review (see below).
9. Update-Revert: after the verified update, capture the snapshot and offer `revert` — see `skills/ha-nova/write-safety.md` → Update-Revert. Storage-family restore rebuilds a schema-valid `{type}/update` from `before_config` (typed `{type}_id` from its `id` + writable fields only — never the raw list item, which lacks `{type}_id` and carries read-only `id`/`entity_id`); `expected_after` is the post-update read-back.

#### Deleting a helper

1. Resolve target from `{type}/list`; extract its `id` (the `{type}_id` used for the delete call — internal, not shown to the user).
2. Preview with stable localized slots (see `skills/ha-nova/write-safety.md` → Output hygiene — no raw internal id):
   - name
   - type
   - entity_id
3. Confirmation code: `confirm:<token>` (strict: only the exact code accepted; see context skill → Safety Baseline).
4. Capture the auto config snapshot of the current list item first (`skills/ha-nova/config-snapshots.md`; on capture failure follow its capture-failure stop). Say in the result that a recreate from it mints a new entity_id.
5. Execute:
   ```text
   ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file>
   ```
6. Verify absence from `{type}/list`.
7. Run storage-family post-write review (see below).

### Family 2: Config-entry helpers

Canonical config-entry helper item:

- `entry_id`
- `domain`
- `title`
- `state`
- `linked_entities[]`
- `supports_options`

`entry_id` is the canonical identity for config-entry helper writes.
If the user gives only a linked `entity_id`, resolve it back to `config_entry_id` through the full entity registry before continuing.

Config-entry flow orchestration follows the shared contract in `skills/ha-nova/live-schema-preflight.md`: live-form previews, non-persisting pre-confirmation navigation only, stop before the terminal submit, and nested `result.entry_id` extraction.

#### Supported domains

- `utility_meter`
- `derivative`
- `integration`
- `min_max`
- `threshold`
- `tod`
- `statistics`
- `group`
- `history_stats`
- `template`
- `generic_thermostat`
- `switch_as_x`

#### Listing helpers

1. Read all config entries:
   ```text
   ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --out <entries-file>
   ```
   with `{"type":"config_entries/get"}`.
2. Read full entity registry:
   ```text
   ha-nova relay ws --data-file <payload-file> --out <registry-file>
   ```
   with `{"type":"config/entity_registry/list"}`.
3. Filter config entries to the twelve supported domains.
4. Join linked entities by matching `config_entry_id`.
5. Present the List Frame table (output-rules.md): title, domain, `entry_id`,
   state. Options-flow support and linked entities stay in the per-helper
   detail read; when several entries share a domain or similar titles, add a
   short disambiguation line under the table with each candidate's linked
   entities (compact comma-separated summary).

#### Keyword search

Search against:

- config-entry `title`
- `domain`
- linked `entity_id`
- linked original/display names when available

If multiple matches remain, present max 5 candidates and ask one blocking question.

#### Reading a single helper

1. Resolve by one of:
   - `entry_id`
   - config-entry title
   - linked `entity_id`
   - if multiple candidates remain after resolution, stop and ask one blocking question
   - never guess between duplicate titles or ambiguous linked-entity matches
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