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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: 0.15.10**
**Version: 0.15.11**
Version 0.15.10 expands Visual Flow keyboard authoring and portability: blocks can be created, selected, moved, copied, pasted, duplicated and deleted from the keyboard, the editor includes an in-app shortcut reference, and any Flow can be exported directly from the Flow list without opening it.
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.
> [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 reusable Flow preset library is stored as standalone JSON files in `presets/`. Each file contains its name, description and complete Flow graph, while the UI loads the embedded preset catalog dynamically instead of hard-coding graphs in JavaScript. The library has category tabs, search, local favorites/recent presets, a graph preview and requirement checks before applying a preset.
Available blocks include weekday/time/date ranges, the application Night mode, outdoor/device/zone temperature, house/device/zone/group state, arbitrary Home Assistant state/numeric/attribute/availability checks, reusable Shared Inputs, a constant diagnostic source, AND/OR/NOT, thermostat actions, direct GREE actions and group actions. The editor supports keyboard-first block search/creation, save, multi-select, copy/cut/paste/duplicate, delete, movement and canvas zoom/fit with an in-app shortcut reference. Saved Flows can also be exported directly from the Flow list. Flow exports keep the existing format version and carry definitions of referenced Shared Inputs, so import can create missing sources or safely remap ID collisions. The GREE action uses the existing `DeviceCommand` fields (power, mode, target, fan, swing, quiet, turbo, light, air, xfan, health and sleep). Multiple branches can feed an action; the compiled runtime preserves the graph logic. The editor keeps the Interpretation / Flow cycle details collapsed until requested.
Available blocks include weekday/time/date ranges, the application Night mode, outdoor/device/zone temperature, house/device/zone/group state, arbitrary Home Assistant state/numeric/attribute/availability checks, reusable Shared Inputs, a constant diagnostic source, AND/OR/NOT, thermostat actions, direct GREE actions and group actions. The editor supports keyboard-first block search/creation, save, multi-select, copy/cut/paste/duplicate, delete, movement, `Ctrl/Cmd+Z` undo and canvas zoom/fit with an in-app shortcut reference. Shortcut success feedback stays inside the editor, and right-click exposes context actions for blocks, the canvas and connections. Saved Flows can also be exported directly from the Flow list. Flow exports keep the existing format version and carry definitions of referenced Shared Inputs, so import can create missing sources or safely remap ID collisions. The GREE action uses the existing `DeviceCommand` fields (power, mode, target, fan, swing, quiet, turbo, light, air, xfan, health and sleep). Multiple branches can feed an action; the compiled runtime preserves the graph logic. The editor keeps the Interpretation / Flow cycle details collapsed until requested.
Quick preset/setpoint overrides normally hand control back at the next schedule boundary. Temporary Quick Thermostat adds explicit start/finish rules such as duration, exact time, temperature reached/stable or next schedule boundary.