I’m building an open-source, self-managed Alexa integration for Home Assistant and would love some early testers and feedback.
The goal: expose a physical HA device as one native Alexa endpoint, bundling its supported controls and sensors rather than discovering each entity separately.
Features include:
- A local dashboard organized by HA floors, rooms, and devices.
- Support built on HA’s native Alexa adapters: lights, plugs, locks, alarms, covers, climate, and more, subject to Alexa’s capability limits.
- Terraform-managed AWS infrastructure with an outbound-only connection from HA—no public HA endpoint or router port forwarding required.
- Account linking approved locally through a matching code.
No required subscription, but AWS usage charges apply. This still uses Amazon/AWS; it isn’t local-only or cloud-free.
It’s experimental, not fully proven; I do have it setup at home, however. Automated tests cover native adapters, routing, and reporting, but broader live Alexa testing is still needed. Start with non-critical devices; unsupported measurements and conflicting capabilities can’t all be bundled.
GitHub repository · Setup guide
I’d especially appreciate feedback on device bundling, setup friction, and how the resulting devices appear in Alexa.
