Will it change my Home Assistant setup on its own?

No. It only proposes Repairs cards. You assign areas, set device classes, add labels, or copy a recorder snippet yourself, and ignored or resolved items clear without changing unrelated settings.

What happens when Jev is not confident?

Jev reports a judgment with confidence and Gut Check leaves uncertain items alone. One stuck-integration path even creates a card with only the error and no causal guess after a week of uncertainty.

How does it treat smoke alarms and other safety devices?

It looks for safety devices missing your critical label, suggests smoke, CO, and gas sensors by type, asks Jev about valves, switches, sirens, and moisture sensors, and still reports when a labeled device goes offline.

Do hiding or recorder suggestions delete my history?

Hidden diagnostic sensors keep working and recording and can be restored from Configure. Recorder work only suggests exclusions or slower rates for chatty entities and never edits the recorder directly.

Which Gut Check checks are on by default?

The first five: Home health check, Update review, Area suggestions, Device class suggestions and Stuck integration check. The other three, Critical label suggestions, Diagnostic sensor suggestions and Recorder suggestions, are switched on in Configure.

How do I install Gut Check?

It is a Home Assistant custom integration distributed through HACS as a custom repository for funkadelic/ha-gutcheck. Once added, its findings surface as Repairs cards under Settings > Repairs, where you act on or ignore each one.

How are pending updates judged for breakage?

Gut Check reads each pending update's release notes and scores it routine, feature (adds something, nothing existing changes), or possibly breaking (removes or renames something, or needs a manual step other than a restart). Each possibly-breaking update gets a Repairs card linking to its release notes.

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Ha Gutcheck

Home Assistant custom integration that gives a weekly checkup for unavailable entities, risky updates, stuck integrations, and missing areas, types, labels, and recorder trims.

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Language: Python
License: MIT
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Author: funkadelic
Last verified: Oct 2026

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Home Assistant integration that uses TypeSafe AI's Jev to spot problems and suggest cleanups in your install, and asks before changing anything

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About this project

Gut Check gives your Home Assistant install a weekly checkup. It finds entities that stopped reporting, updates that might break something, and integrations that quietly failed to start. It also suggests fixes for loose ends: devices with no area, sensors with no type, and clutter on your dashboards. Jev, a decision model from TypeSafe AI, makes the judgment calls and says how sure it is, and Gut Check leaves alone anything it isn't sure about. Anything that needs you waits in Settings > Repairs for you to act on…

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Highlights

Runs eight checks covering health, updates, areas, device classes, stuck integrations, critical labels, diagnostics, and recorder load.
Sorts unavailable entities and stuck integrations into expected, fixable, or removable causes with Repairs cards and links.
Scores pending updates from release notes and suggests areas, sensor types, hidden diagnostics, and recorder exclusions.
Asks Jev for judgment calls with confidence and skips action when confidence is too low.

Watch out

Suggestions wait as Repairs cards for action or dismissal; recorder settings are never changed automatically and uncertain items are left alone. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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