Retrieve the current snapshot from any Home Assistant camera to see what it is viewing. Use it to verify visitors, pets, packages, or events by analyzing the returned image.
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- Restart your Home Assistant instance to apply changes or recover from issues. Requires confirmation to proceed, with automatic config validation before restarting.MITDestructive
- List installed Home Assistant themes and set the backend default theme for light or dark mode; also inspect or restore the screenshot account's per-user theme after a screenshot changes it.MITDestructive
- Create or update Home Assistant areas and floors with names, icons, aliases, pictures, and floor assignments. Use this tool to add rooms or building levels, or modify existing entries by ID.MITDestructive
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