TaskerHA

About TaskerHA

TaskerHA connects Tasker automation on Android with a Home Assistant installation. It lets Tasker respond to changes in Home Assistant entity states, retrieve an entity’s current state, and call Home Assistant services. The plugin also supports Tasker variables, so information from Home Assistant can be incorporated into automation logic and service actions. This integration is useful for workflows that combine smart-home events with actions or conditions configured in Tasker. For example, a Tasker profile can react to an entity changing state or use a retrieved state when deciding what to do. The specific actions and resulting behavior depend on the user’s Tasker configuration and Home Assistant setup. TaskerHA requires both Tasker and a Home Assistant instance, along with a long-lived access token for connecting to that instance. It is an integration component rather than a standalone home-control system, and it relies on those services being available and configured. The supplied information does not list additional supported triggers or actions beyond entity-state changes, state retrieval, service calls, and variable support.

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