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README.md

HASS Workstation Service

This goal of this project is to provide useful sensors and services from your workstation to Home Assistant. It accomplishes this goal by:

  • Running in the background as a service
  • Being lightweight so you'll never notice it
  • Using well defined standards
  • Being local when you want it to, only communicating through your own MQTT broker

It will try to futher accomplish this goal in the future by:

  • Being platform independent
  • Being easy to configure
  • Using secure communication

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