App 0.2.48 / firmware 0.2.41:
- Both boards expose the switch "Auto standby", the same standby_enabled setting as the checkbox
in ESP Screens. Off wakes a dimmed screen and keeps it on; on counts the standby time from that
moment. The change is saved on the screen and reported through esphome.screen_setting, so ESP
Screens stores it too. No action runs at boot (restore_mode DISABLED).
- The Claude skill gains "Standby and brightness": the switch, Standby after and the three
brightness numbers, with an example automation that keeps screens awake while someone is home
and a light is on or a window is open.
- EASY_SETUP and the README describe the entities and the automation.
Tested through Home Assistant's API on both bench boards (CYD: dimmed -> off wakes in 1.1 s, stays
bright past the standby time, on dims again after 61 s); see docs/TEST_RESULTS_0248.md, which also
records a CYD rollback after the first OTA that points to memory headroom, not to this change.
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- The app listens for the Home Assistant events esp_screens_show_alert and
esp_screens_dismiss_alert and calls each screen's show_alert/dismiss_alert action,
screens added later included. Fields are typed like Home Assistant's ESPHome action
schema; an unusable value is left empty instead of losing the alert.
- Settings → Claude installs an ESP Screens skill for Claude Code in Home Assistant
(/homeassistant/.claude/skills/esp-screens) or downloads it as a zip for claude.ai.
It is generated from the alert reference, so fields, colors and icons match the firmware.
- New screen, Firmware & USB, firmware updates, Alerts and Claude move to a Settings view;
the header keeps one button. Unselected screens in My screens get a light grey card.
App only; firmware stays 0.2.38.
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Max Gramser