How To Use Blueprints

In this article you will know how to add automation blueprints to your Home Assistant and configure it.

Blueprint Automations

Some blueprints are already installed. Automations based on such blueprints only need to be configured. In web interface you can find pre-installed blueprints in Settings/Automations & Scenes. Open Blueprints and find the blueprint you want to use. In this example Motion-activated Light will be used.

Blueprint Settings

Click on Create Automation to open the automation editor. Give a name, choose a blueprint to use (Motion-activated Light in our case). After that you need to choose motion sensor and lamp. When configuration is finished, click Save.

Automation Configuration

If you want to make changes, you can find it by going to Settings/Automations & Scenes and then Automations.

Automations List

Importing Blueprints

Home Assistant can import blueprints from the Home Assistant forums, GitHub and GitHub gists. List of all Blueprints are located on Blueprints Exchange. After you chose, go to Settings/Automations & Scenes and open Blueprints. Click on Import Blueprint and insert URL of the chosen blueprint. Then click on PREVIEW BLUEPRINT. In this case we will use Low battery level detection & notification for all battery sensors.

Importing Blueprint

This will load the blueprint and show a preview in the import dialog. You can change the name and finish the import. Click on Create Automation to open the automation editor. Here you can configure automation’s parameters and add actions to get notifications.

Configure Battery Blueprint

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