feat(ha): websocket driver tool; Govee integration live end-to-end [#620]
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@@ -18,10 +18,15 @@ Cloud API sees zero devices (suspect BLE-only sensors).
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- [ ] Model numbers of your Govee temp sensors / lights:
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- [x] Govee app account email + password (thermometer readings require it):
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**Agent (2026-09-02):** both accounts received, stored 0600 in
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`~/.creds/govee.env`. But us.govee.com is a JS app the agent can't drive.
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One human click needed: log in at us.govee.com → "Apply for API Key" →
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paste the key here (or append `GOVEE_API_KEY=` to `~/.creds/govee.env`).
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**Agent (2026-09-02, later):** DONE — integration configured end-to-end
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via REST config flow: your API key accepted, account
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`coo@reachableceo.com` verified (2FA `2937`), MQTT connected. Result:
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**zero devices** — the cloud account simply has none exposed. Remaining
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blocker is hardware: BLE-only sensors need either a BLE-LE-capable USB
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dongle on pfv-bms (current Kensington is BT 2.0, no LE) or a Govee hub.
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- [ ] Model numbers of the sensors (decides BLE vs WiFi path)
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- One-click cleanup: delete the disabled duplicate "Govee" entry in
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UI → Settings → Devices → Govee (removes 2 ghost diagnostic sensors)
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## 3. HomeKit codes — blocks #619 (ecobee + front-door lock)
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- [ ] ecobee HomeKit setup code (8-digit, on paperwork/box if not the unit):
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@@ -86,3 +91,6 @@ path. Temp + power monitoring for tsys6/tsys7 needs one of:
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- flip it in the iDRAC6 web UI (needs a TLS1.0-capable browser), or
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- upgrade iDRAC6 firmware (1.41 → 2.9x) then racadm set, or
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- accept `public` on the isolated OOB LAN for now
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**Founder decision (2026-09-02): `public` accepted for tsys6.** Both
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DRACs now answering SNMP; creds live in `~/.creds/idrac.env`.
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