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Self-hosted controller for GREE-compatible air conditioners with a local Web UI, thermostat zones, schedules, Home Assistant integration, history, notifications and a documented HTTP/WebSocket API.
**Version: 0.15.11**
**Version: 0.15.12**
Version 0.15.11 refines Visual Flow editing: keyboard actions use a compact in-editor status instead of intrusive success toasts, right-click opens a context menu for block/canvas/connection actions, and `Ctrl/Cmd+Z` undoes graph and setting edits. Direct Flow export from the Flow list remains available.
Version 0.15.12 adds fast Flow-list workflows: descriptions can be edited without opening the visual editor, and every saved Flow has a simple non-mutating simulator that shows whether actions will run for the selected time and sensor/state scenario.
> [Full API reference](docs/API.md) — authentication, every endpoint, request bodies, response models, WebSocket events and examples.
> Built-in API: `/api/*` and `/ws`; interactive Swagger docs: `/api-docs`; OpenAPI JSON: `/api-docs/openapi.json`.
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The editor supports optimistic revisions, so saving an older copy from another browser/tab returns HTTP 409 instead of overwriting a newer graph. Flow compilation/replacement is serialized with configuration, automation, schedule and thermostat-cycle locks, and generated schedules/automations plus the Flow source are replaced in one SQLite transaction. Runtime condition evaluation happens before the automation execution lock; after acquiring it the rule is reloaded and stale snapshots are discarded. Same-cycle actions claim their target devices deterministically, and Flow/device thermostat writes take the schedule -> thermostat-cycle -> zone -> device path. Home Assistant read failures fail closed instead of making NOT/neq logic accidentally true.
Diagnostics include a non-mutating dry-run endpoint/UI with a selectable simulation time, optional per-block sensor/state overrides, a per-node condition trace and an ownership/block reason. Shared Home Assistant Flow inputs can also be tested directly in their editor against the current HA entity state. Flow-scoped execution and dry-run events can be viewed from the editor.
Diagnostics include a non-mutating dry-run endpoint/UI with a selectable simulation time, optional per-block sensor/state overrides, a per-node condition trace and an ownership/block reason. The Flow list also exposes a simpler scenario simulator beside the editor button: it uses live values by default and reduces the result to clear will-run / will-not-run / blocked outcomes with readable condition checks. Shared Home Assistant Flow inputs can also be tested directly in their editor against the current HA entity state. Flow-scoped execution and dry-run events can be viewed from the editor.
Individual Flows can be exported/imported as versioned `gree-controller-flow` JSON. A saved Flow can be exported directly from its card in the Flow list without opening the editor; the editor export remains available for saved and unsaved drafts. Generated schedules and automations are intentionally excluded from the portable document and are regenerated from the source graph on import. Incomplete Flows can also be saved as disabled drafts; drafts preserve the editor graph but intentionally generate no schedules or automations until completed and saved normally. Shared inputs show which Flows reference them and link directly to those editors. The preset library includes 37 categorized scenarios for comfort, energy, safety, night, reliability, Home Assistant heat-source coordination and advanced multi-branch logic.
Individual Flows can be exported/imported as versioned `gree-controller-flow` JSON. A saved Flow can be exported directly from its card in the Flow list without opening the editor, and its description can be edited there through a quick modal; the editor export remains available for saved and unsaved drafts. Generated schedules and automations are intentionally excluded from the portable document and are regenerated from the source graph on import. Incomplete Flows can also be saved as disabled drafts; drafts preserve the editor graph but intentionally generate no schedules or automations until completed and saved normally. Shared inputs show which Flows reference them and link directly to those editors. The preset library includes 37 categorized scenarios for comfort, energy, safety, night, reliability, Home Assistant heat-source coordination and advanced multi-branch logic.