AI Agent / Home Assistant
A local-first, self-hosted home assistant that runs a local LLM as a single brain for Home Assistant, voice, memory, reminders, media control, and other scoped tools.
The page clearly presents Hestia as an AI-powered, self-hosted assistant built for home automation and records management. The README gives enough detail to understand the product, its local-first trust model, supported tools, memory design, and how it connects to Home Assistant and voice workflows, making it suitable for a public directory listing.
The snapshot does not show a live demo, install steps, or quickstart commands, so a visitor cannot tell how easy it is to run from the repo alone. It also does not show licensing, release history, or maintenance activity beyond the repository contents visible here.
Last evaluated 64 days ago. Current rank #688. Down 3 spots in the rankings.
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