Home control
Manage rooms, lighting and device state through a common catalog. Nanoleaf, Philips Hue via Zigbee and a bounded Bluetooth light path have working implementations.
THE KYRION PLATFORM
Home control, connected services and optional intelligence on one foundation. Explore what the prototype implements today and what remains ahead.
“Available” means implemented in the development prototype, not released for general use. Hardware coverage is bounded; individual paths may still need physical validation.
Manage rooms, lighting and device state through a common catalog. Nanoleaf, Philips Hue via Zigbee and a bounded Bluetooth light path have working implementations.
Native control paths plus a bounded, read-only Home Assistant device/state import. The HA import still awaits physical verification.
Local streaming chat and bounded German/English command proposals. Core validates permissions and targets before any action is executed.
Owners can invite additional accounts to shared device control. Granular owner/member/guest household roles are not implemented yet.
Service health, explicit device availability and correlated action history. Inspect decisions and execution outcomes without guessing.
Core, local persistence and a bounded Raspberry Pi gateway form the current foundation. Cloud providers are optional capabilities.
These areas are experimental or planned. They are not a promise of release scope or timing.
Wake-word detection, transcription and multi-turn voice paths exist. Repeatable end-to-end voice and audio acceptance remain in development.
Future scheduled and event-driven workflows through Core policy. A general automation builder and execution platform are not available.
Versioned plugin contracts, richer Home Assistant capabilities and more device ecosystems. A public marketplace is not implemented.
Currently in development
No public release date. No general availability. Features and architecture may change.