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LAB02-Research / HASS.Agent.Staging

Development project for the HASS.Agent platform.
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Call for help #26

Open legovaer opened 9 months ago

legovaer commented 9 months ago

Hi,

As a Hass agent user I noticed he call for help on the repository. Im a python programmer and have some extra time and room for a contrib project.

What are the priorities at this point?

DrR0X-glitch commented 8 months ago

Hi,

As a Hass agent user I noticed he call for help on the repository. Im a python programmer and have some extra time and room for a contrib project.

What are the priorities at this point?

Hey @legovaer ,

Just wondering if you are still interested in helping out, we could really use the help!

Unfortunately the main developer has been busy for a while now and unable to continue development. Myself and Amadeo have been working on a forked version we have now named hass.agent v2.

The biggest issue with our v2 is I know python as a language but not anything Todo with Hass integrations, and I'm spending most of my time working on the documentation and discord.

Just ping me with you're discord @ if you are interested and I'll invite you to the new server.

OdinVex commented 2 weeks ago

I'd honestly be interested in writing a cross-platform agent that uses supplemented portions for OS-specific features. Eg., one agent and different build wrappers to provide Linux/Mac/Windows service-maintenance and quirk-fixes.

DrR0X-glitch commented 2 weeks ago

@OdinVex a few of us fork devs have also had this in mind, would be interested to talk through things with you. Do you have a discord so I could set you up in the developer section of the fork server?

OdinVex commented 2 weeks ago

@OdinVex a few of us fork devs have also had this in mind, would be interested to talk through things with you. Do you have a discord so I could set you up in the developer section of the fork server?

I'm more of a batcave developer rather than social type. I'm currently looking at this HASS Agent as legacy (it still uses HASS..) so I'm still prototyping in my head rather than paper at this stage. At the moment it looks to me like one single API using Python's OS-agnostic methods first before using OS-specific implementations to supplement where those agnostic methods may finally need supplementing.