hass-circadian_lighting VS remote_homeassistant

Somewhat similar, I've used a smart light (Philips Hue), Home Assistant (with a ConBee II zigbee dongle), and a lighting rhythm plugin (https://github.com/claytonjn/hass-circadian_lighting) to adjust brightness and color temperature. Much more expensive, but I get other benefits, like dimming lights nicely in the evening

Yes, this one https://github.com/claytonjn/hass-circadian_lighting

Circadian Lighting

I've used both this and this in Home Assistant. Both are good, but the circadian lighting integration works better. Both do what you're looking for.

There's a few different circadian integrations for HA. There's Flux and Circadian Lighting, to name the 2 bigger ones.

The Circadian integration for Home Assistant is quite configurable: https://github.com/claytonjn/hass-circadian_lighting

I have a large amount of Hue Bulbs in my house, three rooms with color bulbs, one with CT, and a few various brightness only bulbs scattered in places. I also have the HACS Circadian Lighting installed to control almost all of these throughout the house.

See https://github.com/claytonjn/hass-circadian_lighting

This is the one I’ve been using. https://github.com/claytonjn/hass-circadian_lighting I actually have my lights at full “cool” for the whole morning and then use this for the rest of the day. I like cool daylight for the morning, don’t like the ramp up.

I think you could make good use of the Remote Home Assistant Add-on to accomplish your goal here.

I know you're using Homeseer, but since you asked a general question: For Home Assistant, Remote Home Assistant makes it easy to create local proxy devices from another Home Assistant instance. For example, if you have a smart bulb in one house, you can create a virtual remote smart bulb in the other house, and then you can control the bulb from the other house as though it were a local device. It works with basically everything, including complex devices like TVs or thermostats. You just need to have an instance of Home Assistant running in each house, and a secure way for them to connect to each other.

You can use Home Assistant to do it. If you made a S2S VPN, you could easily add them all to a single HA instance. Otherwise, you might be able to connect multiple HA instances together to have all of the camera in once place.

Re No. 5: I've been meaning to look more into Remote Home Assistant, via HACS, which might be of interest.

I also use HomeAssistant, and am quite happy with it, but i wish, they would start including the [`remote_homeassistant`](https://github.com/custom-components/remote_homeassistant) addon.

It solves the Usecase, where not all BT(LE) devices in the house are reachable from the main HA, and you need remote "pickups" for their signals, and then want to integrate them back into the "master instance". It also solves a bunch of other problems, like integrating some sensors of the HA of your holiday home into the HA of your main home.

For some reason, NabuCasa doesn't want to integrate it. Maybe they see it as competing with an own upcoming (cloud?) solution of their own?

I use a Pi with its own Home Assistance instance and then use Remote Home-Assistant to link it to my primary instance. I only have one remote, but the documentation says that it can support multiple.

I see that in Home Assistant users can use plugin Remot-Home Assistant https://github.com/custom-components/remote_homeassistant

You would run a separate zigbee host, like the Deconz. And then one way to link, could be using https://github.com/custom-components/remote_homeassistant