My Home Assistant sits is a docker on my Synology. I have mqtt sitting between it and Hubitat. I run Gitlab, so I have all of my yamls sitting in a repo with a main branch serving my ha-production container and an agentic-dev branch serving my ha-development container. I have a clever git pull script that I webhook from gitlab. As soon as I commit the respective branch, the change is visible 10 seconds later. I have been using. Antigravity IDE for doing all of my dashboard work. Since I have stood up an MCP that pulls from MQTT, it is super smart and effective in its changes.
Looks nice! What dashboard cards/popups are those?
Mushroom, bubble, and stack in card are installed. I am not sure which one the Antigravity used. 
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I am happy that you are happy. I do not understand 99 % of what you describe and It shows that HA works for different levels of technical knowledge.
I have 356 automations with Wifi, Zwave, Zigbee and Matter devices, I rarely use Yaml, as I am somewhat scared of it. I admire the more sophisticated users like yourself, but I am very satisfied with my HA even with my very limited knowledge.
To make it simple, I tell AI what I want and when it completes, I look at my ha-dev.domain.net if I like it, I click a button in another interface to tell it to show it on my ha-dev.domain.net. I like ti write all of the yaml.