ha-integration-health

HA Integration Health

Purpose

When an HA integration loses its connection (lost WiFi, API change, expired token), its entities go unavailable. This skill reads the latest normalized snapshot, groups entities by domain, and flags domains with a high unavailable ratio.

Steps

Run the integration-health check via the CLI:

${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/ha-agent-lab ha integration-health

The CLI:

• Checks that snapshot-ha-normalized-latest.json exists and is fresh (< 24h). If stale or missing, runs ha refresh-context first to bring it up to date, then proceeds with analysis.
• Groups entities by domain prefix, computes unavailable ratios, and flags domains where total >= 3 AND ratio >= 0.5.
• Writes .claude-code-hermit/state/integration-health-degraded-domains.json — a machine-readable state artifact consumed by ha-analyze-patterns (via silence.ts) to suppress overlapping long_unavailable findings.
• Prints the findings block to stdout in the documented format below.

Output contract

reflect --check-id ha-integration-health --check claude-code-homeassistant-hermit:ha-integration-health routes the findings block through the proposal pipeline. The stdout shape is fixed:

ha-integration-health findings — <date>
Degraded domains: N
- <domain>: <unavailable>/<total> entities unavailable (<percent>%)

If nothing is flagged: No actionable findings. (D domains scanned). If snapshot is stale or missing and HA is unreachable: No actionable findings. (skipped: snapshot stale, refresh failed — <error>). If the snapshot exists but can't be parsed: No actionable findings. (skipped: snapshot unreadable — <error>).

Keep stdout to this shape — no prose, no extra sections.