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[2353.58 --> 2354.16] control.
[2355.12 --> 2355.52] And then I think
[2355.52 --> 2356.22] I kind of want to,
[2356.50 --> 2357.08] and maybe you can
[2357.08 --> 2357.64] tell me if I'm on
[2357.64 --> 2358.18] the right track
[2358.18 --> 2358.42] here.
[2359.16 --> 2360.10] I think maybe I
[2360.10 --> 2360.60] might stick with
[2360.60 --> 2361.06] Home Assistant
[2361.06 --> 2361.50] core.
[2361.62 --> 2361.96] So it's going to
[2361.96 --> 2362.40] be a pretty
[2362.40 --> 2363.20] minimal Home
[2363.20 --> 2363.50] Assistant.
[2363.70 --> 2364.06] I'm going to
[2364.06 --> 2364.54] get like the
[2364.54 --> 2365.32] minimum viable
[2365.32 --> 2365.88] Home Assistant
[2365.88 --> 2366.44] rebuilt.
[2367.62 --> 2369.10] And I, I
[2369.10 --> 2369.70] wonder if I
[2369.70 --> 2370.50] shouldn't, and
[2370.50 --> 2370.90] maybe you could
[2370.90 --> 2371.64] talk me off this
[2371.64 --> 2372.78] ledge, consider
[2372.78 --> 2373.78] going with Node
[2373.78 --> 2375.40] Red for my
[2375.40 --> 2375.82] automation.
[2376.02 --> 2376.50] So I'm doing
[2376.50 --> 2377.84] all my automations
[2377.84 --> 2378.40] in something
[2378.40 --> 2379.64] separate, something
[2379.64 --> 2380.68] else outside of
[2380.68 --> 2381.14] Home Assistant.
[2381.14 --> 2382.02] Again, kind of
[2382.02 --> 2383.28] building these
[2383.28 --> 2384.04] data silos.
[2384.76 --> 2385.46] And I'm also
[2385.46 --> 2386.30] thinking, and I
[2386.30 --> 2386.86] don't know how I
[2386.86 --> 2387.36] would even manage
[2387.36 --> 2387.90] to pull all this
[2387.90 --> 2388.34] off at this
[2388.34 --> 2389.30] point, but this
[2389.30 --> 2389.78] is really the
[2389.78 --> 2390.44] time to transition
[2390.44 --> 2391.00] everything to
[2391.00 --> 2391.58] MQTT.
[2391.92 --> 2392.66] Like anything I
[2392.66 --> 2393.10] can get over
[2393.10 --> 2394.30] MQTT, do it,
[2394.34 --> 2395.48] including like
[2395.48 --> 2396.50] Z-Wave JS to
[2396.50 --> 2397.66] MQTT and all of
[2397.66 --> 2397.84] it.
[2398.64 --> 2399.36] So do you think
[2399.36 --> 2399.74] I'm on the right
[2399.74 --> 2400.06] track?
[2400.12 --> 2400.84] Is Node Red too
[2400.84 --> 2401.26] far?
[2401.76 --> 2402.48] Or is it just
[2402.48 --> 2403.28] like, I don't
[2403.28 --> 2403.76] know, I'm just,
[2404.32 --> 2404.74] if I'm going to
[2404.74 --> 2405.62] redo all this again,
[2405.68 --> 2406.54] I don't really want
[2406.54 --> 2407.12] to have to do it
[2407.12 --> 2408.20] a second time.
[2409.36 --> 2410.30] Node Red is
[2410.30 --> 2411.82] brilliant for
[2411.82 --> 2413.70] extremely complex
[2413.70 --> 2415.08] automations where
[2415.08 --> 2415.78] there are lots
[2415.78 --> 2419.48] of if this, then
[2419.48 --> 2420.54] that, and if
[2420.54 --> 2421.30] this condition is
[2421.30 --> 2422.08] true, then do
[2422.08 --> 2422.56] that, you know,
[2422.96 --> 2423.72] all that kind of
[2423.72 --> 2424.54] really complicated,
[2424.66 --> 2425.06] almost like
[2425.06 --> 2425.94] programming logic.
[2427.02 --> 2428.12] Where it's, I
[2428.12 --> 2428.92] think, complete
[2428.92 --> 2429.68] overkill is just
[2429.68 --> 2430.56] a simple turn
[2430.56 --> 2431.40] light on at 6
[2431.40 --> 2432.64] AM type thing,
[2432.78 --> 2433.42] turn heater on
[2433.42 --> 2433.92] at 6 AM,
[2434.00 --> 2434.40] whatever it is.
[2434.40 --> 2434.72] Sure, sure,
[2434.92 --> 2435.10] yeah.
[2435.10 --> 2437.62] And I tend to
[2437.62 --> 2438.48] have in my mind,
[2438.60 --> 2439.44] as soon as I go
[2439.44 --> 2440.46] beyond like 3 or
[2440.46 --> 2441.48] 4 or 5 kind of
[2441.48 --> 2442.34] steps in an