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Welcome to the Humidity Intelligence support manual.
Humidity Intelligence is a deterministic environmental control engine for Home Assistant. The README is still the best place to start if you are installing the integration or checking the current release. This Wiki is for the longer, practical guides that help once you are using it in a real Home Assistant home.
Use this manual when you want to:
- ask for help
- download diagnostics
- walk through configuration
- understand why a control decision happened
- understand generated dashboards
- handle air-quality and carbon-monoxide safety boundaries
- troubleshoot HACS update visibility
- find quick answers to common questions
This manual is written for people who already know their way around Home Assistant. It keeps the explanations practical, avoids hidden assumptions, and always points back to the repository when behavior matters.
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Getting Help
What to include when opening a support issue. -
Diagnostics and Support Bundle
How to download Home Assistant diagnostics and what it helps maintainers see. -
Generated Dashboards
How generated cards, dashboard exports, and optional frontend cards fit together. -
UI Gallery Browse reusable mobile, tablet, and legacy-compatible Humidity Intelligence card examples.
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Services Reference Compact service guidance for dashboard exports, diagnostics, validation, runtime pause/resume, visual alert tests, and local HI snapshots.
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HACS and Updates
What to check when Home Assistant or HACS still shows an older version. -
FAQ
Short answers to common questions.
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Configuration Walkthrough A practical first-install and options-flow guide.
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Understanding Control Decisions How HI chooses one explainable lane per cycle.
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Air Quality and CO Safety How AQ support fits into HI, including carbon-monoxide safety responsibilities.
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Troubleshooting Generated UI What to check when generated cards, chips, or exports look wrong.
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Release Validation for Users A user-safe checklist after updating.
This Wiki explains Humidity Intelligence in practical user language.
Runtime behavior, entity semantics, generated dashboard logic, diagnostics, services,
release state, and migration requirements live in the repository source,
DESIGN_BRIEF.md, README.md, docs/, ui-gallery/, manifest.json,
hacs.json, and release notes.
When the manual and repository source need alignment, the repository source carries the current truth and a documentation issue helps bring the manual back into sync.
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