New Version of the LLM Vision Intergration

Having updated to the latest LLM Vision integration, and adjust my automations because of the breaking changes of moving the snapshots directory from /www to /config/llmvision/.

That all works, BUT the LLM Vision Timeline card now does not display any images, just the correct descriptive text.

Is there a way of updating the LLM Vision Timeline card, etc. to account for the moving of the snapshots directory.

Many thanks for any advice.

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Phasing the same issue, after installing the new LLM release.

Known. Here’s the Integration thread…

Raise an issue in the custom integration’s github

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works thx :pray:

Got it to work, I redownload the 1.5.1 version of LLM Vision and the LLM Vision card from HACS and refreshed the browser.

Thank you to all that offered help and advice.

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Dam, my images have disappeared again from the LLM vision card. They are produced fine and get stored in the /media/llmvision/snaphots directory.

As this directory is outside the www directory I can’t get home assistant to access them even if I define a sym link to the /media/… directory.

I have tried downloading the cards again and clearing the browser cache but to no avail.

The start of my configuration.yaml is

homeassistant:
  packages: !include_dir_named packages
  allowlist_external_dirs:
    - "/config/media/llmvision/snapshots"
  media_dirs:
    llmvision: /config/media/llmvision/snapshots

By the way I am running Home Assistant Green, so not sure how I can mount a media directory on HA Green. Any help would be gratefully received.

Gavin Baker.

I am able to get the images to appear in the /media/llmvision/snapshots folder. However, after trying many different combinations in the configuration.yaml and tinkering with the images, the timeline card will NEVER show the image. I’ve tried both 1.5.1 and 1.6.0. Is there some special type of image type/property that must be used? Also, when specifying the image path in the “LLM Vision 'Create Event” action, must you provide the entire path to the .jpg file?..or is just the file name alone sufficient?