No, you can use one automation that is triggered by multiple sensors. However, you must identify the sensors (see the example provided by jazzyisj).
I think I understand the advantage of supporting a wild-card. If in the future you were to add a new sensor called ‘TS Something’ then the automation would automatically include it because it triggers for any sensor name beginning with the letters ‘TS’.
Currently, there is no support for wild-cards anywhere in Home Assistant. If you want it, search the Feature Requests section of this forum for an existing request for it (if any) and vote for it or create a new request.
There is another way to do it that almost exists in Home Assistant. Currently you can create a group of sensors. What doesn’t exist is the ability for Home Assistant to monitor the group’s sensors for state-changes. It almost exists because there is a function called expand which expands groups into their individual group-members. So the automation’s trigger would look something like this:
trigger:
- platform: template
value_template: >
{{ expand('group.windows') | selectattr('state', 'eq', 'on') | list }}
However, currently this will not monitor the states of the members of group.windows but the state of the group itself. If you would like to see it use the members of the group, you may wish to cast a vote for this Feature Request to have it work that way.