MQTT · --ha-broker
Feed your own sensors into Home Assistant
Every transmitter the decoders can name becomes a Home Assistant device over MQTT, with no hub, no bridge and no cloud account for the sensor you already own.
Point --ha-broker at the MQTT broker Home Assistant already uses and a weather station’s temperature and humidity, a meter’s reading, a tyre sensor’s pressure and the level each was heard at appear as devices, no vendor hub involved.
--ha-spaces ism,wmbus keeps it to your own sensors and meters. Leave it open on a band full of handsets and the house fills up with devices that rotate their address every quarter of an hour, which is a warning rather than a feature.
There is a call bus and a message bus too, with an on-air lamp, so an automation can react to a channel going busy.
$ waveshark --tune 868.3 --ha-broker homeassistant.local --ha-spaces ism,wmbus --headlessLet an agent drive the radio
Every run serves the receiver over the Model Context Protocol, so a model can tune, open channels, read what arrived and rewire the signal chain in the window you are watching.
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