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I dont use it but I think the major project is https://github.com/home-assistant. It seems to have a large and active community of users/devs.
Yeah, that's the big one. I use it at home for controlling zigbee lights (old but still valid comment on the basics) like Philips Hue and Ikea Tradfri without having to have any proprietary hardware or any online account. It's 100% local to my LAN. The internet could vanish tomorrow and I would still be able to set it up from scratch and use all my lights' features.
been using that one for a while and while i fully support using it and find it great, it is important to warn that the voice assistant is very limited by design. it responds to specific phrases (like "turn off the lights of the bathroom") well but it will not understand variants of the same phrase (turn on the lights that are on the bathroom)
i don't use reminders but i have read that they are supported so maybe they could work? it should also be possible to connect them to llms but i also haven't tried it.
This is true (if not using an llm fallback), but its sentence matching algorithm is pretty powerful, so if you find youself saying things in a way that its not catching out of the box, there is a good chance you can write a rule to catch it yourself