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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds new documentation files (.github/copilot-instructions.md and CLAUDE.md) providing a project overview, repository structure, tech stack, command categories, development setup, build/test/format instructions, architecture notes, testing guidance, and contribution practices. No code, configuration, or public interfaces were changed. Changes
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3-81: Avoid duplicated, drifting documentation between CLAUDE.md and .github/copilot-instructions.mdThis file duplicates the same guidance that already exists in .github/copilot-instructions.md. Keeping two near-identical sources will drift and create confusion.
Two options:
- Preferred: Make CLAUDE.md a single-source pointer to the canonical file.
- Alternative: Delete CLAUDE.md and keep .github/copilot-instructions.md only.
If keeping CLAUDE.md, replace the entire content with a short pointer:
-## Project Overview -This is the official Home Assistant CLI tool written in Go, providing command-line -interface to interact with the Home Assistant Supervisor. The CLI enables users to -manage add-ons, control the core system, handle audio/network settings, manage -backups, and perform various system operations. - -The CLI is communicating with the Supervisor using the Supervisor's HTTP REST API. - -## Repository Structure -- **`main.go`** - Entry point of the application -- **`cmd/`** - Contains all CLI command implementations using Cobra framework -- **`client/`** - HTTP client functionality for API communication -- **`spinner/`** - Progress spinner implementation -- **Root files** - Configuration and documentation - -## Key Technologies -- **Language**: Go 1.23+ (toolchain 1.24.1) -- **CLI Framework**: Cobra (github.com/spf13/cobra) -- **HTTP Client**: Resty (github.com/go-resty/resty/v2) -- **Configuration**: Viper (github.com/spf13/viper) -- **Logging**: Logrus (github.com/sirupsen/logrus) - -## Available Commands -The CLI provides the following main command categories: -- `addons` - Install, update, remove and configure Home Assistant add-ons -- `audio` - Audio plug-in management -- `authentication` - Authentication for Home Assistant users -- `cli` - CLI plug-in management -- `core` - Home Assistant Core control -- `dns` - DNS plug-in management -- `docker` - Docker related configuration -- `hardware` - System hardware information -- `host` - Host OS control -- `info` - General Home Assistant information -- `multicast` - Multicast plug-in configuration -- `network` - Network configuration and management -- `observer` - Observer plug-in management -- `os` - Home Assistant OS specific operations -- `resolution` - Resolution center for issues and solutions -- `backups` - Backup creation, restoration, and management -- `supervisor` - Supervisor monitoring and control - -## Development Environment -- **API Endpoint**: Configurable via `SUPERVISOR_ENDPOINT` environment variable -- **Authentication**: Uses API tokens via `SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN` environment variable -- **Config File**: Optional config file support (default: `$HOME/.homeassistant.yaml`) - -## Build Commands -- **Build**: `CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -ldflags="-s -w" -o "ha"` -- **Test**: `go test ./...` -- **Format**: `gofmt -s` - -## File Organization Patterns -- Command files follow naming pattern: `<component>_<action>.go` -- Each command typically has its own file in the `cmd/` directory -- Helper functions are in `client/helper.go` -- Main client logic is in `client/client.go` - -## Architecture Notes -- Uses Cobra for command structure and flag parsing -- Resty for HTTP API calls to Home Assistant Supervisor -- Viper for configuration management -- Logrus for structured logging -- Custom spinner implementation for progress indication - -## Testing -- Unit tests available in `client/helper_test.go` -- Test command: `go test ./...` - -## Contributing Guidelines -1. Create feature branch -2. Commit changes -3. Rebase against master -4. Run tests with `go test ./...` -5. Format code with `gofmt -s` -6. Create Pull Request - -This CLI is designed to work with Home Assistant Supervisor API and is commonly used in -Home Assistant Operating System environments, SSH add-ons, and development setups. +# Claude instructions + +This document intentionally points to a single source of truth for AI assistant guidance: + +See: .github/copilot-instructions.md
18-24: Consistent Versioning Verified – Recommend Referencing go.modWe’ve confirmed that CLAUDE.md’s versions match go.mod exactly and all listed libraries are in use. To avoid manual drift, still consider pointing consumers at go.mod rather than hard-coding:
• File: CLAUDE.md (lines 18–24)
- Current:
- **Language**: Go 1.23+ (toolchain 1.24.1) + **Language**: Go (see go.mod for version)This keeps documentation accurate without future updates whenever you bump the Go or toolchain version.
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72-76: Use ‘main’ instead of ‘master’ branch nameHome Assistant org repos typically use ‘main’. “Rebase against master” is likely outdated.
Apply:
-3. Rebase against master +3. Rebase against main.github/copilot-instructions.md (1)
72-76: Update “Rebase against master” to “main”Most HA repos use ‘main’. “master” is likely outdated.
-3. Rebase against master +3. Rebase against main
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55-60: File References VerifiedAll referenced paths—
client/helper.go,client/client.go, thespinnerpackage, and thecmd/directory—exist in the repository as expected. No further changes needed.
1-1: Remove stray filename literal at top of documentLine 1 looks like an accidental paste of a path rather than content. It renders as plain text in the doc and is confusing.
Apply this diff to remove the stray line:
-.github/copilot-instructions.mdLikely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
45-49: Default config file path and format verifiedThe documentation’s default of
$HOME/.homeassistant.yamlaligns with the code:
- The CLI flag help and README both state “default is $HOME/.homeassistant.yaml”
- In
cmd/root.go, when no--configis provided, Viper is pointed to$HOMEandSetConfigName(".homeassistant"), which by default loads.homeassistant.yamlNo changes required.
.github/copilot-instructions.md (2)
1-81: Great addition; comprehensive and actionable for AI assistantsThe overview, architecture, and development guidance are clear and will meaningfully improve AI-assisted contributions. Nice work.
56-60: Confirmed file layout claims in .github/copilot-instructions.mdThe following paths exist in the repository, matching the documentation:
- client/helper.go
- client/client.go
- spinner/
- cmd/
No changes required.
| - **Language**: Go 1.23+ (toolchain 1.24.1) | ||
| - **CLI Framework**: Cobra (github.com/spf13/cobra) | ||
| - **HTTP Client**: Resty (github.com/go-resty/resty/v2) | ||
| - **Configuration**: Viper (github.com/spf13/viper) | ||
| - **Logging**: Logrus (github.com/sirupsen/logrus) |
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Avoid hard-coding Go/toolchain versions; defer to go.mod
Version details drift fast. Consider pointing to go.mod instead of specific numbers.
-**Language**: Go 1.23+ (toolchain 1.24.1)
+**Language**: See the required Go version declared in go.mod (and toolchain, if set).To validate current versions and referenced libs:
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echo "Check referenced libraries are present:"
for pkg in 'github.com/spf13/cobra' 'github.com/go-resty/resty/v2' 'github.com/spf13/viper' 'github.com/sirupsen/logrus'; do
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doneLength of output: 1269
Use go.mod for Go/toolchain versions
Hard-coding specific Go or toolchain versions can drift out of sync—defer to the declaration in go.mod instead.
Suggested update:
- **Language**: Go 1.23+ (toolchain 1.24.1)
+ **Language**: See go.mod for the required Go version (and any toolchain declaration)All referenced libraries (Cobra, Resty, Viper, Logrus) are present in the codebase.
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| - **Language**: Go 1.23+ (toolchain 1.24.1) | |
| - **CLI Framework**: Cobra (github.com/spf13/cobra) | |
| - **HTTP Client**: Resty (github.com/go-resty/resty/v2) | |
| - **Configuration**: Viper (github.com/spf13/viper) | |
| - **Logging**: Logrus (github.com/sirupsen/logrus) | |
| - **Language**: See go.mod for the required Go version (and any toolchain declaration) | |
| - **CLI Framework**: Cobra (github.com/spf13/cobra) | |
| - **HTTP Client**: Resty (github.com/go-resty/resty/v2) | |
| - **Configuration**: Viper (github.com/spf13/viper) | |
| - **Logging**: Logrus (github.com/sirupsen/logrus) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
.github/copilot-instructions.md lines 19-23: the file currently hard-codes a
Go/toolchain version and should instead defer to go.mod; remove the explicit "Go
1.23+ (toolchain 1.24.1)" wording and replace it with a short sentence
instructing readers to use the Go version declared in go.mod (or check go.mod
for the required Go/toolchain version), and leave the listed libraries (Cobra,
Resty, Viper, Logrus) without embedded toolchain versions—ensure the phrasing is
concise and instructive about consulting go.mod for versions.
| The CLI provides the following main command categories: | ||
| - `addons` - Install, update, remove and configure Home Assistant add-ons | ||
| - `audio` - Audio plug-in management | ||
| - `authentication` - Authentication for Home Assistant users | ||
| - `cli` - CLI plug-in management | ||
| - `core` - Home Assistant Core control | ||
| - `dns` - DNS plug-in management | ||
| - `docker` - Docker related configuration | ||
| - `hardware` - System hardware information | ||
| - `host` - Host OS control | ||
| - `info` - General Home Assistant information | ||
| - `multicast` - Multicast plug-in configuration | ||
| - `network` - Network configuration and management | ||
| - `observer` - Observer plug-in management | ||
| - `os` - Home Assistant OS specific operations | ||
| - `resolution` - Resolution center for issues and solutions | ||
| - `backups` - Backup creation, restoration, and management | ||
| - `supervisor` - Supervisor monitoring and control |
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Optionally validate listed command categories against cobra definitions
To keep this list in sync, you can auto-check for top-level cobra “Use” strings.
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declare -a cmds=(addons audio authentication cli core dns docker hardware host info multicast network observer os resolution backups supervisor)
missing=0
for c in "${cmds[@]}"; do
if rg -n $'Use:\\s*"'$c'"' -S >/dev/null; then
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Ensure hardware command exists or update docs
The .github/copilot-instructions.md lists a hardware command, but no corresponding cobra definition (Use: "hardware") was found:
• Affected location:
.github/copilot-instructions.md(lines 26–43): the- hardware – System hardware informationentry
Next steps:
- Either implement a cobra command with
Use: "hardware"(e.g. incmd/hardware.go) - Or remove/update this line in the documentation to keep the list in sync
You can confirm with:
rg -n 'Use:\s*"hardware"' -S🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
.github/copilot-instructions.md around lines 26 to 43: the docs list a
"hardware" CLI command but there is no corresponding cobra command
implementation; either add a cobra command with Use: "hardware" (e.g., create
cmd/hardware.go registering the command in root/cmd init) that implements the
described functionality or remove/update the "hardware" entry from the markdown
so docs and code stay in sync; run the suggested ripgrep check (rg -n
'Use:\s*"hardware"' -S) to verify presence after you add the command and ensure
the command is wired into the CLI root.
| ## Development Environment | ||
| - **API Endpoint**: Configurable via `SUPERVISOR_ENDPOINT` environment variable | ||
| - **Authentication**: Uses API tokens via `SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN` environment variable | ||
| - **Config File**: Optional config file support (default: `$HOME/.homeassistant.yaml`) | ||
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Add a brief security note for API tokens and verify default config path
- Suggest warning to keep SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN out of logs and shell history.
- Verify the default config file path is correct.
Suggested doc tweak:
- **Authentication**: Uses API tokens via `SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN` environment variable
- **Config File**: Optional config file support (default: `$HOME/.homeassistant.yaml`)
+ - Security: Avoid exposing `SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN` in shell history or logs; prefer `.env` files or a secrets manager.Verify config defaults:
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Add security note for API token; default config path confirmed
Verified that the default config file path ($HOME/.homeassistant.yaml) is accurate (see README.md:20 and cmd/root.go:80,142–146). Please update .github/copilot-instructions.md (lines 45–49) with the following tweak:
- **Authentication**: Uses API tokens via `SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN` environment variable
+ **Authentication**: Uses API tokens via `SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN` environment variable
- Avoid exposing the token in shell history or logs; consider using `.env` files or a secrets manager.📝 Committable suggestion
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| ## Development Environment | |
| - **API Endpoint**: Configurable via `SUPERVISOR_ENDPOINT` environment variable | |
| - **Authentication**: Uses API tokens via `SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN` environment variable | |
| - **Config File**: Optional config file support (default: `$HOME/.homeassistant.yaml`) | |
| ## Development Environment | |
| - **API Endpoint**: Configurable via `SUPERVISOR_ENDPOINT` environment variable | |
| - **Authentication**: Uses API tokens via `SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN` environment variable | |
| - Avoid exposing the token in shell history or logs; consider using `.env` files or a secrets manager. | |
| - **Config File**: Optional config file support (default: `$HOME/.homeassistant.yaml`) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .github/copilot-instructions.md around lines 45 to 49, update the
"Development Environment" block to add a short security note about the API token
and confirm the default config path: keep the existing entries for
SUPERVISOR_ENDPOINT, SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN and the Config File path
($HOME/.homeassistant.yaml), and append one sentence advising that
SUPERVISOR_API_TOKEN should be treated as sensitive (set via environment
variables or secrets manager, do not commit to repo or store in plaintext) so
contributors know to protect the token.
| ## Build Commands | ||
| - **Build**: `CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -ldflags="-s -w" -o "ha"` | ||
| - **Test**: `go test ./...` | ||
| - **Format**: `gofmt -s` | ||
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“gofmt -s” only prints to stdout. Use -w, or just “go fmt ./...” for module-aware formatting.
-- **Format**: `gofmt -s`
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Apply formatting changes with -w or use go fmt
The current command gofmt -s only prints diffs; it doesn’t modify files. Update it to write changes in-place.
• File: .github/copilot-instructions.md (around line 52)
- **Format**: `gofmt -s`
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| ## Build Commands | |
| - **Build**: `CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -ldflags="-s -w" -o "ha"` | |
| - **Test**: `go test ./...` | |
| - **Format**: `gofmt -s` | |
| ## Build Commands | |
| - **Build**: `CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -ldflags="-s -w" -o "ha"` | |
| - **Test**: `go test ./...` | |
| - **Format**: `gofmt -s -w .` (or `go fmt ./...`) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .github/copilot-instructions.md around lines 50 to 54, the Build Commands
section uses `gofmt -s` which only prints diffs and does not modify files;
change it to run formatting in-place by replacing that entry with either `gofmt
-s -w` or `go fmt ./...` so the command writes updates to files rather than just
displaying them.
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