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  • Query USDA NASS agricultural statistics for crops and livestock by commodity, year, and state to access production, yield, and price data with quality scoring and source verification.
  • Retrieve Home Assistant core logs from the Supervisor journal with filters for level, integration, pattern, and time range. Fallback to error log. Enable DEBUG via set_log_level before reading debug logs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve aggregated statistics (mean, min, max) for a Home Assistant entity over a specified time range, using data from the recorder.
    MIT
  • Get aggregated statistics for any Home Assistant entity over a date/time range. Analyze historical trends like monthly energy usage or hourly temperature changes.
    MIT
  • Explore your Home Assistant system structure with total entity counts, domain breakdowns, sample entities, and area grouping.
    MIT
  • Retrieve aggregated statistics (mean, min, max) for a Home Assistant entity over a specified time range. Supports flexible aggregation periods (5min, hour, day, week, month) for efficient historical data analysis without token limits.
    MIT

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  • Remove an entity from the Home Assistant entity registry with a two-phase process. Preview removal first, then confirm to permanently delete. Cleans up orphaned or unwanted entities.
    MIT
  • Retrieve raw state change timestamps for any Home Assistant entity. Specify hours or a date range, set a record limit, and choose sampling strategy (recent, first, or even) to manage results. Ideal for doors, switches, and short periods.
    MIT
  • Summarize entities in a Home Assistant domain, providing total count, state distribution, examples, and common attributes to understand what is available before retrieving all entities.
    MIT
  • Analyze past state changes of any Home Assistant entity by retrieving its history over a specified number of hours, including timestamps and count of changes.
    MIT
  • Retrieve entity registry entries by domain filter, exposing platform, configuration, disabled/hidden status, and area assignment. Excludes state data. Set limit to control output size.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a comprehensive overview of your Home Assistant system, including domain counts, samples, and areas. Use this tool to quickly understand an unfamiliar instance before drilling deeper.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the installed version of Home Assistant, returned as a string like "2025.3.0".
    MIT
  • Get all entities in a specific Home Assistant area by name, with optional domain filtering. Uses case-insensitive area matching and parent device inheritance.
    MIT
  • Retrieve and filter Home Assistant error logs by level, integration, or search term for targeted troubleshooting. Returns filtered log text with error and warning counts.
    MIT
  • Review recent execution traces of a Home Assistant automation or script. Provide the automation ID to retrieve recent runs, with limit control. Use run_id from results for detailed trace inspection.
    MIT
  • Search for Home Assistant entities by querying their IDs, names, or attributes. Returns matching results with count and domain breakdown.
    MIT
  • Retrieve raw state-change history for an entity over a specific date/time range. Use it to inspect past days or correlate with external events.
    MIT
  • Trigger a full restart of Home Assistant to apply configuration changes or clear system issues. Note that all operations will be temporarily interrupted.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Home Assistant error logs with filters for integration, level, and time range. Stacktraces truncated to 3 lines by default. Use to identify issues from specific integrations or recent errors.
    MIT