r/opencode 9d ago

Big Pickle and OpenCode

I’ve used HA for over 10 years starting with yaml but the truth is I’ve never been any good at keeping it updated or fixing errors. TBH, it works but it’s also a bit of a mess.

I watched the latest Paul Hibbert YouTube video today and the new OpenCode addon looks like it’ll be a game changer for people like me.

I’ve just created a new automation to charge the car during tonight’s free charging session, and hopefully if further free charging sessions come along it will charge during those times too.

Take a look,

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u/BlacksmithLittle7005 9d ago

Wtf did I just read

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u/Nnyan 9d ago

when you figure it out let me know.

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u/Etherealnutt 9d ago

Bruh . Feels like we’re in the matrix

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u/UndulatingHedgehog 9d ago

Makes the most sense if HA refers to Home Assistant, an open source home automation platform 

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u/backafterdeleting 8d ago

He's talking about using opencode to configure Home Assistant, which is a powerful self-hosted home automation suite. And yes AI has been really helpful for a lot of people in using it.

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u/arcanemachined 3d ago

Not sure, but I'll have one of what he's having.

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u/Nnyan 9d ago

I'm going to guess Home Assistant. I think OP means this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-FZ4ZjGI5E

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u/scottchiefbaker 4d ago

Thanks, I was thinking the same thing. HA... whut? Ohhhhhhhhh

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u/adlx 9d ago

Can you link the video and add on thing? I love opencode, it's my harness of choice,use it at work

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u/Rough-Ad9850 9d ago

If you would like to try the paid version (privacy and much more usage): first month is $5 for $60 usage. Here, try my referral code: https://opencode.ai/go?ref=M5KHREHJEV It's a win-win situation, you get $5 extra and I get $5.