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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: 0.16.4**
**Version: 0.16.5**
Version 0.16.4 fixes disabled Flows that could resume execution after an asynchronous condition evaluation, hides disabled Flow outputs from control plans and schedules, resets timing gates on re-enable, and releases stale Flow thermostat intent.
Version 0.16.5 adds a temperature-origin explanation in the zone/thermostat UI, transparent room-sensor diagnostics, and a fail-safe that pauses automatic heating when HA sensor readings cannot be trusted.
> [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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- `home_assistant` — Home Assistant room sensor,
- `combined` — weighted GREE + Home Assistant value.
For `home_assistant` and `combined`, each zone must set its own `ha_entity_id` room-temperature sensor. Room sensors are independent from the outdoor-temperature source and stale/unavailable room data falls back to the GREE sensor when possible.
For `home_assistant` and `combined`, each zone must set its own `ha_entity_id` room-temperature sensor. Room sensors are independent from the outdoor-temperature source. Stale/unavailable room data falls back to GREE as a **display reading**, but automatic **heating is paused** rather than started or boosted from that fallback. Already-running automatic heating is powered off when compressor protection permits; cooling, explicit manual operation and GREE-only zones retain their existing behavior. The guard also applies when `combined` readings disagree beyond the configured maximum difference. The UI includes a temperature-origin help tooltip and a sensor-safeguard status. Where Home Assistant supplies `last_reported`, it takes precedence over `last_updated` for sensor freshness, so a stable temperature repeatedly reported by HA is not incorrectly treated as stale.
`HA_OUTDOOR_ENTITY_ID` is the global outdoor-temperature source used by outdoor-temperature assist. A zone may leave `ha_outdoor_entity_id` empty to use that global sensor, or set `ha_outdoor_entity_id` to use a different outdoor sensor only for that zone. If a zone override is unavailable, the controller falls back to the global outdoor source. Global and per-zone outdoor sensors are exposed through the normal alias/history/metric paths and appear in Home Assistant entity suggestions used by Visual Flows.