Services and devices
These add-ons connect a chat or a saved agent to a service or to a machine. A person adds a connection with their own account or key.
Let agents read mail, and save and send drafts with your approval.
Let agents read a mailbox over IMAP and write mail over SMTP, with any provider.
Let agents read the Drive folders you choose, and write text files if you allow it.
Let agents read repositories, issues and pull requests, and comment if you allow it.
Let agents search a Jellyfin library and see what plays, and control players if you allow it.
In the current development builds, this add-on is in the development channel of the add-on library, so it can change. At a glance Topic Detail What it adds Tools to read a smart home: find entities, read a state, look at a history. If you allow it, switch things such as a light or a thermostat, within limits you set. Who installs it An administrator, from Add-ons, Find add-ons, with Install and turn on. With authentication off, you are the administrator. Who turns it on A person needs the addons feature. It is off by default for new users on a server with accounts. The person switches the add-on on for a chat in the Tools menu. A saved agent uses it only when you name it in the agent. A person adds a connection: one Home Assistant address and one long-lived access token. The Home Assistant add-on lets your chats and saved agents read your smart home: find entities, read a state, look at a history, list what is unavailable. If you allow it, they can also switch things, such as a light or a thermostat. You set the limits. The add-on never operates a lock, an alarm, a garage door or a siren, whatever you choose.
In the current development builds, this add-on is in the development channel of the add-on library, so it can change. At a glance Topic Detail What it adds Tools to check a PiKVM and the machine it controls. If you allow it, press its power buttons and type on its keyboard, with a confirmation each time unless you say otherwise. Who installs it An administrator, from Add-ons, Find add-ons, with Install and turn on. With authentication off, you are the administrator. Who turns it on A person needs the addons feature. It is off by default for new users on a server with accounts. The person switches the add-on on for a chat in the Tools menu. A saved agent uses it only when you name it in the agent. A person adds a connection: a user name, a password and the address of the device. The PiKVM add-on lets your chats and saved agents look at a PiKVM (or another device that runs the kvmd API) and the machine it controls: is it on, what is the device, is the keyboard connected. If you allow it, they can also press the power buttons of that machine and type on its keyboard. A person confirms those actions unless you choose otherwise for power actions and key presses (see Not asking for some actions and Allow all), and typing and forced power actions are off until an administrator switches them on.
In the current development builds, this add-on is in the development channel of the add-on library, so it can change. At a glance Topic Detail What it adds A tool to run one non-interactive command on a remote machine over SSH. A person confirms each command by default. Who installs it An administrator, from Add-ons, Find add-ons, with Install and turn on. With authentication off, you are the administrator. Who turns it on A person needs the addons feature. It is off by default for new users on a server with accounts. The person switches the add-on on for a chat in the Tools menu. A saved agent uses it only when you name it in the agent. A person adds a connection: a host, a user and a key or a password. The SSH add-on lets your chats and saved agents run commands on a remote machine over SSH. By default a person confirms each command: the card shows the host, the user and the exact text before anything runs.