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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.
**Current release: 0.9.7**
**Current release: 0.9.9**
> [Full API reference](docs/API.md) — authentication, every endpoint, request bodies, response models, WebSocket events and examples.
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**Flow** is the authoring layer for combined schedules and automations. The full-screen editor stores a block graph as the source of truth and compiles it automatically: a pure weekday + time-range + thermostat path becomes a native schedule, while richer logic becomes a generated automation. Generated schedule/automation rows carry their Flow provenance and are read-only in the legacy editors.
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.
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, a constant diagnostic source, AND/OR/NOT, thermostat actions, direct GREE actions and group actions. 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.
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.