You're absolutely right. Thanks for the feedback! "No hub required" is misleading. What I meant was "no additional proprietary hub". Meaning, if you're already running Home Assistant or have a Linux machine, you don't need to own a separate device like Zigbee/Z-Wave hub. But yes, the HA instance or Linux host is effectively acting as the hub. I'll update that wording on the site.

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michaelmior 12 days ago | parent | next [-]

I figured that's what you meant and I think it's totally reasonable! I just think the wording could be updated a little. I have a couple ESP32s lying around not doing anything, so I'm looking forward to trying out TOMMY with HA :)

	▲	mike2872 12 days ago \| parent [-]
		I agree. I'm going to find something more suitable :-) Sounds good. Looking forward to hearing about your results!

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mrheosuper 11 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

>You're absolutely right. Thanks for the feedback!

I have PTSD whenever I see that phrase. Please don't be a LLM reply.

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Moosdijk 12 days ago | parent | prev [-]

I'm hoping you'll open the API some time in the future. This would be great for diy installations with a esp32 hub.