homebridge-broadlink-rm VS homebridge-wyze-connected-home

So, I finally got to utilize my Broadlink RM Pro, used a tool to extract the application data so I have the Hex codes ready at hand (https://github.com/lprhodes/homebridge-broadlink-rm/issues/696).

Does that model of air filter have a remote control? I have a Winix C555 which does come with a remote. So I was able to get the homebridge broadlink rm plugin to learn the hex codes from the remote and then treat it like a fan. That doesn't totally solve the issue with turning it on when it gets power back, but maybe gets you part of the way there.

No problem. I wanted to also link you what I saw on GitHub regarding the Vacuum. It looks to be more that Homekit itself does not support Robot Vacuums currently, and any implementation would be finicky via creating switches, etc.

Found the login code with 2FA: https://github.com/misenhower/homebridge-wyze-connected-home/blob/master/src/WyzeAPI.js

i have 15 wyze bulbs, 12 color and 8 white. control them all through homepods scattered through my house and the wyze connected home plugin. everything works well, although the home app doesn't allow free color picking other than changing one of the 6 presets. you can tell siri to choose a color though like "red" or "lemon yellow" and she chooses something. occasionally there is a slight delay from when i give a command and the action happens, no more than 2-3 seconds. it's more noticeable when i command a group vs. an individual bulb. but absolutely no complaints about it working at all.

You want Wyze-Connected-Home plugin (https://github.com/misenhower/homebridge-wyze-connected-home) which does contact sensors, motion sensors, and some switches and lights.

Well there has been multiple users with the same issue and the plugin hasnt been updated for quite sometime

Unfortunately the Wyze plugin seems to be neglected https://github.com/misenhower/homebridge-wyze-connected-home