It might make sense to add a condition to some automations (such as automation.kitchen_lights) such that they won't fire when no-one is home. It could also be useful to have some sort of dummy guest user (based on an input_boolean) so that automations can still trigger if someone is babysitting.
It might make sense to add a condition to some automations (such as
automation.kitchen_lights) such that they won't fire when no-one is home. It could also be useful to have some sort of dummy guest user (based on aninput_boolean) so that automations can still trigger if someone is babysitting.