Blueprints for Home Assistant
A blueprint is a ready-made automation or script: you import it once, pick your own devices and settings, and Home Assistant does the rest – a light that follows motion, a notification when the washing machine is done. Here you find the blueprints people share in the Home Assistant forum, with what each one needs and a link to import it straight into your Home Assistant.
8 blueprints found
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KNX - Light entities control Automation
by kalhimeo · ♥ 32 · 16.795 views · 13 settings · shared 28 de abril de 2023
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KNX - relative dimming for lights Automation
by farmio · ♥ 17 · 19.921 views · 3 settings · shared 27 de janeiro de 2021
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KNX - Mediaplayer Control Automation from 2024.6.0
media_player knx music_assistant squeezebox
by torbenledermann · ♥ 11 · 7.406 views · 28 settings · shared 2 de outubro de 2024
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KNX - Weather Report Automation from 2024.6.0
by torbenledermann · ♥ 5 · 1.213 views · 20 settings · shared 2 de novembro de 2025
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Virtual KNX Device - Simple Light Automation
by pasarn · ♥ 2 · 3.635 views · 1 setting · shared 19 de novembro de 2021
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KNX - Scene Switch Control Automation
by torbenledermann · ♥ 2 · 1.156 views · 6 settings · shared 10 de novembro de 2024
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KNX Select Automation
by richardpolzer · ♥ 1 · 1.015 views · 1 setting · shared 12 de maio de 2024
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KNX - Climate control Automation
by kalhimeo · ♥ 0 · 3.718 views · 2 settings · shared 28 de abril de 2023
Using a blueprint
- "Import" opens your own Home Assistant and shows the blueprint before anything is saved.
- Under Settings → Automations & scenes → Blueprints, choose "Create automation" (or script) from it.
- Pick your devices and settings, save – done. Changes to the blueprint later reach every automation made from it after you import it again.
Blueprints are shared by the community and not reviewed by the Home Assistant team. Read what an automation does before you use it, especially one that unlocks doors or switches heating.
Source: the Blueprints Exchange of the Home Assistant community forum. Taken are the facts of each blueprint – name, kind, what its inputs ask for, the services it calls, minimum version – and likes, views and dates of the topic. The text of the posts is not copied; the descriptions are written for this page from those facts. The forum topic stays the place for questions and updates.
