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Blueprint Library

Ready-to-use Home Assistant blueprints designed to work perfectly with the Status Banner Card. Each blueprint includes direct import buttons for quick setup.

Quick Reference

Use-CaseCategoryTemplate SensorAutomationNotes
Washer/DryerChoresImport TImport AGeneric power-monitor
DishwasherChoresImport TImport AUse appliance logic
HVAC FilterChoresImport T-Uses runtime helper
Robot VacuumChoresImport T-Direct entity mapping
Windows/DoorsSecurityImport T-Aggregates sensors
Garage DoorSecurityImport T-Left open alerts
Smart LockSecurityImport T-Jam detection
Water LeakSecurityImport T-High urgency banner
Air QualityEnvironmentImport T-CO2/PM2.5 thresholds
Plant CareEnvironmentImport T-Moisture levels
Pollen ForecastEnvironmentImport T-API mapping
Grid/SolarEnergyImport TImport ASolar aware
Home BatteryEnergyImport T-Outage tracking
NetworkEnergyImport T-Ping/Tracker status
3D PrinterEnergyImport T-Octoprint/MQTT
CommuteLifestyleImport T-Traffic delays
Mail DeliveryLifestyleImport TImport AMailbox sensors
PresenceLifestyleImport T-Guest mode logic
MedicationLifestyleImport TImport AReminders
Shopping ListLifestyleImport T-Todoist/HA List

How to Use Blueprints

Step 1: Import Blueprint

Click the Import button (T for Template sensor, A for Automation) in the table above.

Step 2: Configure Inputs

Map your real sensors and entities to the blueprint inputs:

  • Power sensors
  • Binary sensors
  • Switches
  • Automation targets

Step 3: Create Entity/Sensor

The blueprint will create a new entity (e.g., sensor.xyz_dashboard_status).

Step 4: Add Card to Dashboard

Use the generated entity in your Status Banner Card configuration.

Why Some Have No Automation Blueprint?

Many use-cases (like HVAC Filter or Network Health) are "Passive Monitors". They show a persistent banner when action is needed, but don't necessarily trigger complex logic beyond the state change itself.

For these, you simply use the Template Blueprint to create the sensor and point your Status Banner Card at it.

Categories

Appliance Monitoring

Washer, dryer, dishwasher, and other appliance monitoring with power detection and notifications.

Energy & EV

EV charging status, home battery monitoring, solar/grid integration, and power consumption tracking.

Health & Safety

Medication trackers, security alerts, and environmental monitoring.

Home Automation

HVAC filters, robot vacuums, garbage collection, and house modes.

Security

Windows/doors, garage doors, smart locks, water leak detection, and network monitoring.

Lifestyle

Commute tracking, mail delivery, presence detection, medication reminders, and shopping lists.

Template Sensors vs Automations

Template Sensors (T)

Create the sensor that drives the card UI. These define what to show and when to show it.

Automations (A)

Add actionable features like notifications, buttons, and service calls. These define what happens in response to state changes.

Some use-cases only need a template sensor (passive monitoring). Others benefit from both template sensor + automation (active notifications and actions).

Released under the MIT License.