Valet 0.1.3

Added

• Proxmox VE, Speedtest Tracker, Syncthing, Backrest and Healthchecks.io are full integrations. Proxmox shows every node and guest with its CPU, memory and uptime and the storage pools by fill, and can start, shut down or reboot one guest. Speedtest Tracker charts the last days and can run a test. Syncthing shows folders and devices, out of sync first, and can rescan a folder. Backrest shows each plan's last backup and the next, and can run one now. Healthchecks shows each check with its last ping, and can pause and resume one. Everything that changes something asks first, and their old status widget and settings still work.
• Mealie and Tandoor are full integrations: this week's meal plan from today, a recipe of the day with its photo, and new recipes. The assistant searches and reads recipes and adds to the shopping list, asking first.
• Komga and Kavita: continue reading with covers and how far along, what's next in a series (Komga) and what was added lately. The assistant searches the library and says what you're reading.
• Miniflux: the unread articles as a pile to step through (archiving one marks it read), unread per feed, and starred. The assistant searches and reads entries, and marks them read or stars them, asking first.
• Jellyfin, Emby, Navidrome and Audiobookshelf are full integrations: what's playing (with its ring in the top bar), what you're partway through and what's new, with posters and covers. Navidrome adds recently and most played and albums to rediscover; Audiobookshelf, books in progress and your listening this week. The assistant can search each library, and stop a Jellyfin or Emby stream after asking. Existing configs keep working, status widget included.
• Rules: standing instructions like "when a download finishes, tell me and pause the rest" or "every morning at 7, if anything is down, tell me". Set up in chat with one approval, whose card names the trigger by the card's title and the action in its tool's own words, then run every half minute with no model. A rule runs one integration tool (never the config, Valet's own tools, plans, pins or MCP), is checked again against assistant.access before every run, waits out a cooldown, and pauses itself after three failures. Every run goes in the activity log, the timeline and your notifications. valet.rules lists them with Pause and Remove.
• List rows can carry their own buttons.
• Plain commands in ⌘K, run by rule with no model: "pause downloads", "lights off", "what's playing", "pause ads 10 min", "stop plex". Typed exactly, Enter runs one at once: something that looks shows its card, anything that changes something shows the approval card first. A half-typed command is offered below Ask, two that match are both shown, and when nothing matches Enter asks the assistant. They follow the chat's access levels and are logged as by command; with no assistant they run page actions and tools that only look. qBittorrent, Pi-hole, Plex (Tautulli), Home Assistant (every light, switch and scene it may control, by name), Seerr, the PC's presets, Sonarr and Radarr, Prowlarr, changedetection.io, Docker and the to-do list have them, and plugins can add their own (commands).
• Pi-hole's and Prowlarr's status tools answer with their cards.

Changed

• assistant.access.valet defaults to control, which setting up a rule needs. valet: write keeps reminders and turns rules off.
• Turning a light on or off, or sending the vacuum, from chat answers with the floor plan as it is now. Pausing or resuming downloads answers with the downloads card.
• The docs say what the code does: which ${NAME} values are redacted, which keys the config tools leave alone, that a sandbox has no MCP server, which integrations take insecure, and Frigate's options.

Install: docker pull ghcr.io/askvalet/valet:0.1.3 (amd64 and arm64). See askvalet.dev, or try the live demo.