Blueprints & Statistics

Two importers. import_blueprint pulls an automation or script blueprint straight from a community-forum topic, GitHub file, or Gist. Tell Claude “set up that blueprint” with a link and it can import and configure it in one conversation.

import_statistics writes long-term statistics rows directly: repair a broken energy dashboard, migrate meter history from a previous system, or feed external data (solar forecasts, utility bills) into HA’s statistics store. brAIn reads long-term statistics for its energy analysis, so backfilled history makes those insights smarter too.

Import blueprint

brain.import_blueprint

Import an automation or script blueprint from a URL (Home Assistant community forum, GitHub, or GitHub Gist). Returns the blueprint domain, name, and file path as response data.

Field	Type	Required	Description
url	text	yes	The URL to import the blueprint from.

service: brain.import_blueprint
data:
  url: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/motion-activated-light/123456

🗣️ “Import that motion-activated-light blueprint from the forum and set it up for the hallway.”

Import statistics

brain.import_statistics

Import or backfill long-term statistics rows. Use an entity ID (sensor.gas_meter) for recorder statistics, or an external ID (bruh:solar_forecast) for external statistics; the source is derived automatically.

Field	Type	Required	Description
statistic_id	text	yes	Entity ID (sensor.gas_meter) or external ID (domain:object_id).
has_mean	boolean	yes	Whether the rows carry mean/min/max values (measurements).
has_sum	boolean	yes	Whether the rows carry sum values (metered totals like energy).
name	text	no	Display name for the statistic.
unit_of_measurement	text	no	Unit of measurement of the values.
stats	list of objects	yes	List of statistics rows. Each row needs a start timestamp (top of an hour) plus mean/min/max and/or state/sum values.

service: brain.import_statistics
data:
  statistic_id: sensor.gas_meter
  has_mean: false
  has_sum: true
  unit_of_measurement: "m³"
  stats:
    - start: "2026-07-01T00:00:00+00:00"
      state: 1234.5
      sum: 1234.5
    - start: "2026-07-01T01:00:00+00:00"
      state: 1235.1
      sum: 1235.1

🗣️ “My energy dashboard has a gap from when the meter was offline — backfill it from this CSV.”