Manage Home Assistant automations with Claude Code
Adam uses Claude Code via an MCP server to search entities, read automation traces and build and debug automations like a shed motion light.
Forms, paperwork, health, family logistics, personal assistants, and the smart home.
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Adam uses Claude Code via an MCP server to search entities, read automation traces and build and debug automations like a shed motion light.
OpenClaw users manage Gmail and Calendar from Telegram, unsubscribe from emails, get daily briefings, and submit health reimbursements and find doctor appointments.
A parent's agent labels school and parent emails, drafts replies she edits and sends, and asks before adding dates to her calendar.
Uprent's agent submits viewing requests, reads landlord emails, drafts replies and schedules viewings; one complaint is duplicate applications to the same ad.
A Comet user had the agent submit about 100 LinkedIn applications in 40 minutes, with no interviews resulting.
Andrew Kordampalos built an agent with Zapier and Vercel for about $20 to find an NYC apartment, saying it did; replies questioned its inventory.
Claude Code drives a real Chrome browser to find matching jobs from a resume, collect them in a CSV, write cover letters, fill forms and submit.
A Claude Code skill fills PDF forms from supplied details, saves the file and remembers reusable info; flat scanned PDFs are a limitation.
A self-hosted agent surfaced broken links and mismatched descriptions at over $100 in credits; ChatGPT then compared listings and scheduled searches until it lost site access.
A public agent greets site visitors over IRC while a private one handles email and scheduling, capped at $2 a day.
A CNET reporter had ChatGPT's agent research stylists and request booking details, but stopped it before it booked.
The author's wife plugged an MCP server into their household Wiki.js so an LLM can update the wiki.
The author told an OpenClaw agent over Telegram to add items to a home TODO list via a custom API while at the office, before they stopped using it.
A Telegram bot with an LLM and an orchestration platform (n8n or windmill) adds todos to the author's Todoist account from natural language messages.
User built a Claude-in-a-loop with cron that produces morning briefings and podcasts and handles tasks emailed or texted to it.
Author built an application agent and says it led to interviews at Cohere and Scale AI.
Commenter says an agent customizing CV and cover letter for job applications, with the user reviewing, eases the process.
Meta's AI agent phoned a dental insurer, gave the member ID, answered a security question and waited on hold before transferring the user to a representative.