A small collection of self-hosted Home Assistant add-ons. Source and CI
live in each app's own ha-app-* repository; this repo holds the catalog
metadata (config.yaml, docs, changelogs) that Home Assistant reads.
| Directory | Add-on | |
|---|---|---|
livekit-wakeword/ |
Wyoming wake-word service. Runs the openWakeWord zoo plus custom /share models via an incremental bridge (~80 ms cadence). |
 |
nemotron-asr-c/ |
Buffered Wyoming STT running NVIDIA Nemotron ASR on a pure C runtime (kdrkdrkdr/nemotron-asr-streaming.c), with hotword boosting. |
|
nemo-asr-cpp/ |
Streaming Wyoming STT running NVIDIA Nemotron ASR on the ggml runtime via mudler/parakeet.cpp, with hotword boosting. |
|
otelcol/ |
OpenTelemetry Collector Contrib packaged as a HA add-on. Collects logs, metrics, and traces from HA Core, the Supervisor, and add-on containers; exports via OTLP. | |
supertonic/ |
Lightweight multilingual Wyoming TTS service running the supertonic-mnn engine. |
|
voiceprint/ |
Speaker-verifying Wyoming STT proxy — a pass-through gate that only forwards utterances from enrolled voices to a downstream ASR. | |
wardrowbe/ |
Self-hosted AI-powered wardrobe management. Packages Anyesh/wardrowbe (Postgres, Redis, FastAPI, arq, Next.js, nginx) in a single container. |
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zensical/ |
Renders /config/docs/ as a Zensical site served through the Home Assistant ingress side panel. |
|
Each directory's DOCS.md is rendered as the Documentation tab inside
Home Assistant; CHANGELOG.md is rendered in the add-on UI; AGENTS.md
is for humans and AI agents working on the code.
Or manually: go to Settings → Add-ons → Add-on Store, open the overflow menu (⋮) in the top right, choose Repositories, paste the URL of this repository, and click Add. The add-ons listed above will appear under their own section in the store.
This is a personal add-on repository. Direct contributions (PRs) are
limited to repository collaborators; if you aren't one, please open an
issue instead of a pull request. Collaborators: read
CONTRIBUTING.md first. The key requirement is
Conventional Commit titles with the add-on slug as the scope (e.g.
feat(supertonic): add Korean voice F5).
Security reports: see SECURITY.md — use GitHub's private vulnerability reporting, not a public issue.
The root LICENSE (MIT) covers repository scaffolding. Some
add-on subdirectories carry their own licenses that override the root for
that directory's files — see the table inside LICENSE.