- Replaced Express with Elysia for improved performance and type safety
- Integrated Elysia middleware for rate limiting, security headers, and request validation
- Refactored security utilities to work with Elysia's context and request handling
- Updated token management and validation logic
- Added comprehensive security headers and input sanitization
- Simplified server initialization and error handling
- Updated documentation with new setup and configuration details
- Standardized error handling across tool implementations
- Improved return type consistency for tool execution results
- Simplified configuration parsing and type definitions
- Enhanced type safety for various configuration schemas
- Cleaned up and normalized tool response structures
- Updated SSE and event subscription tool implementations
- Introduced polyfills for Node.js compatibility in Bun runtime
- Moved LiteMCP implementation to a dedicated module
- Updated package.json to include @digital-alchemy/hass dependency
- Refactored import for LiteMCP to use local module path
- Modify index.ts to conditionally start Express server based on PROCESSOR_TYPE
- Add logic to skip server initialization when in Claude mode
- Update file comments to reflect new conditional server startup behavior
- Log informative message when running in Claude mode
- Removed performance monitoring, tools service, and polyfills modules
- Moved formatToolCall helper function to test file
- Simplified imports in index.ts by removing polyfills import
- Cleaned up unnecessary files and consolidated code structure
- Implemented log rotation module with configurable size and age-based log management
- Added utility functions to parse log file sizes and retention durations
- Created methods for identifying, filtering, and cleaning up old log files
- Integrated log rotation initialization in the main application entry point
- Added periodic checks for log file size and age-based cleanup
- Implemented centralized logging utility using Winston with daily log rotation
- Added logging middleware for request and error tracking
- Extended .env.example with logging configuration options
- Updated app configuration to support flexible logging settings
- Replaced console.log with structured logging in main application entry point
- Created logging middleware to capture request details and response times
- Refactored main application entry point to use centralized configuration
- Created modular route structure with separate files for different API endpoints
- Introduced app.config.ts for centralized environment variable management
- Moved tools and route logic into dedicated files
- Simplified index.ts and improved overall project organization
- Added comprehensive type definitions for tools and API interactions
- Implemented `/mcp/execute` endpoint for tool execution
- Added token-based authentication using HASS_TOKEN
- Supports dynamic tool selection and parameter passing
- Includes comprehensive error handling for unauthorized access and tool not found scenarios
- Provides flexible execution workflow with detailed response handling
- Implemented `/mcp` endpoint to expose server capabilities
- Created `src/mcp/schema.ts` with comprehensive tool and resource definitions
- Updated README.md with MCP Schema documentation
- Modified security middleware to allow unauthenticated access to schema endpoint
- Included detailed tool descriptions for list_devices, control, and event subscription
- Created Dockerfile for containerized deployment
- Added .dockerignore to optimize Docker build context
- Updated README with comprehensive Docker setup instructions
- Implemented new server endpoints:
* Health check endpoint
* Device listing
* Device control
* SSE event subscription
- Enhanced security middleware with request validation and input sanitization
- Added error handling and token-based authentication for new endpoints
- Added Express server with security middleware
- Implemented dynamic tool registration and API endpoint generation
- Enhanced logging with structured initialization messages
- Created centralized tools tracking for automatic endpoint discovery
- Added explicit Express server startup alongside MCP server
- Improved initialization logging with detailed endpoint information
- Implemented comprehensive SSE manager with advanced client management
- Added dynamic event subscription and broadcasting capabilities
- Created robust rate limiting and client connection tracking
- Enhanced Home Assistant event handling with new SSE endpoints
- Updated package.json with UUID dependency for client identification
- Expanded test coverage for SSE and WebSocket event handling
- Improved type definitions for Home Assistant events and entities
- Introduced comprehensive NLP processing modules for intent classification, entity extraction, and context analysis
- Created AI router with rate-limited endpoints for command interpretation and execution
- Added prompt templates for different AI models with configurable system and user prompts
- Implemented robust type definitions for AI-related interfaces and schemas
- Enhanced security and error handling in AI processing pipeline
- Introduced WebSocket client for real-time Home Assistant event streaming
- Created context management system for tracking resource relationships and state
- Implemented performance monitoring and optimization utilities
- Added security middleware with token validation, rate limiting, and input sanitization
- Extended tool registry with enhanced tool registration and execution capabilities
- Expanded test coverage for new modules and added comprehensive test scenarios
- Improved type safety and added robust error handling across new modules
- Updated .dockerignore to include additional logs and IDE files, improving Docker build efficiency.
- Added .eslintrc.json for TypeScript linting configuration, ensuring code quality and consistency.
- Refactored Dockerfile to streamline the build process and utilize a slimmer Node.js image.
- Introduced jest-resolver.cjs and jest.setup.js for improved Jest testing configuration and setup.
- Updated jest.config.js to support ESM and added new test patterns for better test organization.
- Enhanced TypeScript schemas to include new device types (media_player, fan, lock, vacuum, scene, script, camera) for comprehensive validation.
- Added unit tests for device schemas and Home Assistant connection, improving test coverage and reliability.
- Updated README.md with new testing instructions and device control examples, enhancing user guidance.
- Introduced Dockerfile for building and running the application in a containerized environment.
- Added .dockerignore to exclude unnecessary files from the Docker context.
- Updated README.md with detailed Docker installation instructions and Node.js version management using nvm.
- Refactored environment variable handling in src/index.ts and src/config/hass.config.ts for improved configuration management.
- Enhanced TypeScript configuration to include JSON module resolution and updated exclusion patterns.
- Updated .gitignore to include additional files for better environment management.
- Updated prerequisites in README.md to require Node.js 20.10.0 and NPM instead of Yarn.
- Changed repository clone URL to reflect the new username.
- Introduced a new 'list_devices' tool in src/index.ts to fetch and display all available Home Assistant devices, enhancing interaction capabilities.
- Updated README.md to include detailed usage instructions for the new device listing and control tools.
- Refactored environment variable names for consistency and clarity.
- Introduced `jest.config.cjs` and `jest.config.js` for Jest testing configuration.
- Expanded README.md to include detailed features, installation, configuration, and troubleshooting sections.
- Updated TypeScript configuration to target ES2022 and allow JavaScript files.
- Enhanced command handling in `src/index.ts` to support additional parameters for lights, covers, and climate entities.
- Added unit tests for command execution and Home Assistant connection validation.
- Updated schemas to include new entity types and parameters for better validation.
