Use this agent when creating a pull request for the Home Assistant core repository after completing implementation work. This agent automates the PR creation process including running tests, formatting checks, and proper checkbox handling.
Read this document before changing customcomponents/hamcptools/ or a server feature that depends on the component. The HACS component and the ha-mcp server ship through separate installation paths, so compatibility must hold in both update directions.
Read this document when setting up the repository, running the server, choosing verification commands, researching Home Assistant APIs, or orienting yourself in the architecture. Behavioral rules about when testing is required remain in AGENTS.md; test implementation details live in tests/AGENTS.md.
Read this document before triaging issues, changing GitHub automation, managing a pull request, or preparing a release. Repository-wide behavioral rules remain in AGENTS.md; this file owns the detailed commands, labels, bot behavior, and workflow inventory.
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