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This repo contains the working [Home Assistant](https://home-assistant.io/) configuration for **Anchorage House**. Below are links to the devices currently being used, blog posts, and other HA enthusists that provided inspiration and configs to help build this config. All of the code is free to use.
Be sure to follow me on twitter [@thejeffreystone](https://twitter.com/thejeffreystone) and on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCipZJ6748kd8TbelSxcvcVg) where I am starting to post videos of my Home Automation.
You can also follow Anchorage House on Twitter [@anchoragehouse2](https://twitter.com/anchoragehouse2) where it will tweets about the cool automations it does throughout the day.
#### Anchorage House's Three Laws of Home Automation
When designing Anchorage House's automations I have made every effort to prioritize the solution based on the following three laws.
**Third Law: An automation or action can be trigger by a physical switch or as the result of a direct iteraction only when Law 1 and Law 2 cannot be achieved.**
Hassio is the flavor of Home Assistant powering Anchorage House these days. Currently it is running on a RaspberryPi 3. I also have a Ubuntu Server that handles running some other things like my 433mhz data collection from varios temperature sensors, and Splunk for Home Assistant data analytics.
The old configurations are stored in branches for anyone that wants to see the previous iterations. However, the only branch guaranteed to work with the current version of Home Assistant is master.
Read about the continuing work to automate **everything** over on my [blog](https://www.jeffreystone.net). Feel free to reach out if you have questions. I love this stuff.
One last thing. Everything in this configuration is a combination of the things I want out of a home automation system flavored with the inspiration from others using Home Assistant. In some cases I took someone else's idea and made it my own, and in some I just completely stole it. So I would be remiss if I didn't acknowledge those that inpired this journey. If you like what you see here, please checkout their configs as well. I owe them thanks for sharing their work.
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