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scene-manager

Manages and activates Home Assistant scenes, creates new scenes from current device states, lists all available scenes, and handles room-level device grouping. Use when the user says "activate movie mode", "turn on the goodnight scene", "create a new scene", "set up reading mode", "list my scenes", "save current device states as a scene", "romantic lighting please", "what scenes do I have", or wants to activate, create, list, or manage multi-device scenes in Home Assistant.

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scene-manager
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Manages and activates Home Assistant scenes, creates new scenes from current device states, lists all available scenes, and handles room-level device grouping. Use when the user says "activate movie mode", "turn on the goodnight scene", "create a new scene", "set up reading mode", "list my scenes", "save current device states as a scene", "romantic lighting please", "what scenes do I have", or wants to activate, create, list, or manage multi-device scenes in Home Assistant.
# Scene Manager ## Quick Start Activate scenes via `POST /api/services/scene/turn_on`, list all scenes via `GET /api/states` filtered to the `scene` domain, and generate scene YAML definitions from current device states or user-specified device configurations. ## Workflow 1. Identify the request type: activate, list, create, or describe a scene 2. **Activate:** map the user's scene name to a `scene.*` entity_id, then call `scene.turn_on` 3. **List:** fetch all states, filter by `scene` domain, and return a formatted list with descriptions 4. **Create from current state:** fetch current states of the target devices, build scene YAML, present for user review 5. **Create from specification:** build scene YAML from user-described device configurations 6. Confirm activation result or present the generated YAML for the user to add to HA ## Examples **Example 1: Activate a scene** Input: "Activate movie mode" Output: ``` SCENE ACTIVATION ================ Scene: scene.movie_mode Service: scene.turn_on Result: 200 OK — Scene activated Devices updated: - light.living_room → dimmed to 20%, warm white (2200K) - light.hallway → off - cover.living_room_blinds → closed (position: 0) - media_player.living_room_tv → on ``` **Example 2: List all scenes** Input: "Show me all available scenes" Output: ``` AVAILABLE SCENES (8 total) =========================== Scene Entity | Friendly Name | Last Activated ------------------------------|---------------------|--------------------- scene.morning_routine | Morning Routine | 03/24/2026 06:30 AM scene.movie_mode | Movie Mode | 03/23/2026 08:15 PM scene.dinner_time | Dinner Time | 03/23/2026 06:45 PM scene.goodnight | Goodnight | 03/23/2026 11:00 PM scene.away_mode | Away Mode | 03/22/2026 09:00 AM scene.romantic | Romantic | 03/20/2026 07:30 PM scene.bright_work | Bright Work | 03/24/2026 08:00 AM scene.kids_bedtime | Kids Bedtime | 03/23/2026 08:30 PM ``` **Example 3: Create a new scene** Input: "Create a 'reading' scene: living room light at 70% cool white, all other lights off" Output: ```yaml # Add this to your scenes.yaml or via HA UI → Scenes → Add Scene - name: Reading entities: light.living_room: state: "on" brightness_pct: 70 color_temp_kelvin: 4000 light.bedroom_main: state: "off" light.kitchen: state: "off" light.hallway: state: "off" ``` Scene entity_id will be: `scene.reading` ## Tools - Use `WebFetch` to call `POST /api/services/scene/turn_on` and `GET /api/states` - Use `Write` to save generated scene YAML to a file if the user requests it ## Error Handling - If scene name is ambiguous → list scenes with similar names and ask user to confirm - If scene entity_id is not found → search `GET /api/states` for `scene.*` entities and suggest matches - If a device in the scene is `unavailable` → activate the scene anyway and flag the unavailable device - If user asks to "save" a new scene → present YAML and explain: add to `scenes.yaml` or use HA UI → Configuration → Scenes ## Connectors (Optional) This skill works standalone. When connected to external tools, it unlocks additional capabilities: | Connector | What it enables | |-----------|----------------| | ~~home assistant | Activate and create scenes via the Home Assistant REST API | | ~~IoT platform | Coordinate scenes across multiple smart home ecosystems | | ~~voice assistant | Activate scenes with voice commands like "Hey Google, movie time" | ## Rules - Scene entity_id format: `scene.<name_with_underscores>` - `scene.turn_on` accepts optional `transition` parameter (seconds) for smooth lighting changes - When creating scenes from current state, only include entities that are not in `unavailable` or `unknown` state - For room-level grouping use `area_id` or list all `entity_id` values in the room - Scenes override only the attributes specified — unspecified devices are not affected - Do not include sensitive entities (locks, alarms) in scenes without explicit user confirmation ## Output Template ``` SCENE ACTIVATION ================ Scene: [scene.entity_id] Service: scene.turn_on Result: [HTTP status] — [success message or error] Devices updated: - [entity_id] → [new state / attributes] ``` ## Related Skills - `device-controller` -- For controlling individual devices outside of scenes - `automation-builder` -- For automating scene activation based on triggers - `sensor-monitor` -- For checking sensor states before creating or activating scenes
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