Home Assistant Apps maintained by HyperCriSiS.
Note
Repository renamed: Existing Home Assistant installations that use
https://github.com/HyperCriSiS/Home-Assistant-Addons should keep their
existing repository entry. GitHub redirects the old address to this repository;
re-adding it under the new URL would create a different repository ID and
potentially duplicate the Apps. New installations should use the new URL above.
If the button does not open the repository dialog, add it manually:
https://github.com/HyperCriSiS/Home-Assistant-Apps
Important
Home Assistant Apps require Home Assistant OS or a Supervised installation. The Apps support amd64 and aarch64.
All Apps run on amd64 and aarch64.
| App | Purpose | Status | Documentation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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MCPHub | Central management for local and remote Model Context Protocol servers | ✅ Stable | README · Documentation |
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Trilium Notes | Self-hosted hierarchical notes and personal knowledge base | ✅ Stable | README |
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Calibre AIO | Shelfmark book discovery/downloads and Calibre-Web Automated library in one interface | ✅ Stable | README · Documentation |
MCPHub brings a central MCP control plane into Home Assistant.
✨ Highlights:
- Manage local stdio and remote MCP servers from one dashboard
- Discover servers through the MCPHub Market / Registry
- Home Assistant Ingress with single sign-on
- Persistent MCPHub configuration and package caches
- Optional OpenAI Secure MCP Tunnel for ChatGPT
- Remote access for Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP clients through the Cloudflared or Tailscale App
- Optional managed GitHub CLI MCP server
- Optional managed Home Assistant MCP server
- MCP-only LAN gateway on port 3001 (bearer key required, no web interface)
- Hot backups that keep MCPHub running
- No Docker socket, privileged mode or host networking; Supervisor API access is read-only (App status for remote access)
See MCPHub/README.md for installation and MCPHub/DOCS.md for configuration, remote access, security, and troubleshooting.
Trilium Notes runs TriliumNext/Trilium as a Home Assistant App.
✨ Highlights:
- Hierarchical note-taking and personal knowledge management
- Home Assistant Ingress
- Persistent data stored in the Home Assistant App data volume
- Home Assistant backup support
- Supervisor watchdog
- Optional direct TCP access on port
8080 - Restricted trusted reverse-proxy handling for Home Assistant Ingress
See TriliumNext Notes/README.md for installation, configuration, backups, networking, and troubleshooting.
Calibre AIO combines Shelfmark and Calibre-Web Automated in one Home Assistant App.
✨ Highlights:
- Shared navigation between the Library and Discover (downloads)
- Automatic Home Assistant Ingress sign-in
- Per-user identities, reader accounts and Shelfmark requests
- Real-Debrid, AllDebrid, TorBox and other upstream download clients
- Completed downloads delivered to the library import automatically
- Pinned upstream sources with checksums and automated update proposals
See Calibre AIO/README.md for installation and Calibre AIO/DOCS.md for options, persistence, and troubleshooting.
A shared development repository is available for testing upcoming releases of all Apps:
https://github.com/HyperCriSiS/Home-Assistant-Apps#dev-store
Home Assistant displays it as HyperCriSiS Apps (Dev).
Warning
Development builds may contain incomplete or breaking changes. Use the stable repository for normal installations and keep a current backup before testing development updates.
For Home Assistant App integration issues, configuration problems, or packaging bugs, open an issue in this repository.
For application-specific bugs in Trilium, MCPHub, Shelfmark or Calibre-Web Automated itself, use the corresponding upstream project where appropriate.
Repository branching and release mechanics are documented separately in BRANCHING.md.