Open Source Smart Home Projects
Smart home technology connects household devices, sensors, and services so they can be monitored and controlled together. It helps automate routine tasks, coordinate devices from different manufacturers, improve accessibility, and provide visibility into energy use or home conditions. Systems may run locally, in the cloud, or across both, with varying levels of privacy and reliability.
Open source tools in this area include automation engines, device integrations, dashboards, hubs, firmware, and voice or sensor services. When choosing one, consider supported devices and communication standards, local operation, security practices, setup requirements, license, and maintenance activity. These tools can suit homeowners seeking more control, developers building integrations, and hobbyists experimenting with connected devices.
2 repositories · updated May 30, 2026

ClawFlows: Superpowers for OpenClaw Agents with Powerful Prebuilt Workflows
ClawFlows provides powerful, prebuilt agent workflows designed to give your OpenClaw agent superpowers. It offers over 100 ready-to-use workflows for various daily tasks, smart home automation, and productivity, enabling easy automation and customization. This repository simplifies complex routines into one-click solutions, making your agent more efficient and reliable.

Hass-Panel: The Simplest React-Based Control Panel for Home Assistant
Hass-Panel is a user-friendly, React-based control panel designed for Home Assistant, offering one-click deployment to HAOS. It provides a highly configurable interface with drag-and-drop layout, responsive design, and extensive device support, making smart home management accessible to everyone. This project simplifies the creation of a personalized smart home dashboard without requiring programming experience.