Hello everyone!
Hope you spent good holidays ☀️
On the Gladys Assistant front, I returned last week with an update to v4.26.1, which introduced a set of fixes in response to your feedback over the summer.
Today I'm following up with a more important update in terms of features: Gladys Assistant 4.27.
Hi everyone!
Today I'm pleased to announce Gladys Assistant 4.26, a release that brings compatibility with Tuya-compatible devices.
It was already possible to use certain Tuya Zigbee devices with Gladys via our Zigbee2mqtt integration, but now Wi-Fi connected sockets and light bulbs are also compatible via an official Tuya integration 🎉🎉
Hi everyone!
New version of Gladys today with some really nice changes that improve the way Gladys is used on a daily basis.
Just before I get started: if you're looking for hardware to run Gladys on, a Beelink mini-PC is a great way to start in home automation with reliable, high-performance equipment.
Some people in the community have even ordered several, so to speak 😂
The community is pretty unanimous in saying that today, mini-PCs are a more than serious alternative to the Raspberry Pi, hard to find, and ultimately at a similar price when you take everything into account ( Board + SSD + power supply + case ).
👉 See the recommended hardware guide for our current picks.
Hi everyone!
I'm happy to present you today Gladys Assistant 4.23, a new release with lots of new features!
The major feature of this version is the ability to watch your cameras live on the dashboard, either locally or remotely via Gladys Plus.
The video stream is encrypted from end to end before guaranteeing your privacy, as always 😉
Gladys no longer relies on OpenAI. The AI assistant now runs on open-weight models hosted in France (Scaleway) through Gladys Plus, so your requests stay in Europe.
It is also no longer limited to answering questions: Gladys actually controls your home today. It turns on lights, reads sensors, shows your cameras, and can run or even create scenes for you.
👉 See the current AI documentation for what Gladys can do today.
Hi everyone!
Unless you live in a cave, you've probably heard about ChatGPT/GPT-3, an artificial intelligence developed by OpenAI.
On the internet, everyone has tried to chat with this AI, whether it was to see if it would replace us at work, do better than us in university exams, or just to see how it reacts when asked convoluted questions.
On my side, I think this AI is a great tool, a kind of overpowered search engine, accessible to language, which has access to an impressive dataset!
Hi everyone, and happy new year!
Every year I write an article to summarize what happened in the past year, and my projects for the next one.
This year is no exception, so here is my yearly review on Gladys.
Gladys Assistant 4.13 is available, and it's a big release!
We've improved the developer experience by a lot, upgraded Gladys to Node.js 18 (from 14!) and are providing a new integration for French users.
Hi everyone!
Today, I'm happy to release Gladys Assistant 4.12 with a lots of new features.
Hi everyone!
I hope everyone spent great summer holidays 🙂
Today I'm releasing Gladys Assistant v4.10, a big new release with amazing new features, both in integrations and in the core.
Hi everyone!
Today I'm launching a new release, Gladys Assistant v4.9.
In this version, I'm bringing a new major integration to Gladys: Amazon Alexa.
It means we are now compatible with all voice assistant: Google Home and Amazon Alexa.