{"workflow":{"id":"discovery-50e2698162c40b105031360c","title":"Compare home battery and hot-water plans before guests arrive","consumerTitle":"Compare home battery and hot-water plans before guests arrive","desc":"Home Energy Manager documents an OpenClaw workflow that reads current household-energy inputs and compares a baseline optimizer plan with a guest-demand scenario through a read-only simulation tool.","category":"Home & family","agent":"OpenClaw","url":"https://github.com/albinati/home-energy-manager","source":"GitHub project documentation","status":"Setup guide","checked":"2026-11-07","notes":"This is an advanced bespoke integration, not a turnkey service for arbitrary hardware or tariffs. Forecasts and household models can be wrong; estimated costs are not guaranteed savings. Read-only analysis does not stop the separate controller's existing schedule. Not independently tested. Source reviewed automatically; workflow not independently reproduced. Connection options require verification in your own agent.","prompt":"TASK: Compare home battery and hot-water plans before guests arrive\n\nMY SETUP\n- A deployed and configured Home Energy Manager service with its OpenClaw MCP connection\n- Compatible Fox ESS battery, Daikin heat pump and Octopus Agile data, or a configured simulation/replay environment\n- Fresh enough tariff, weather, battery and household-demand inputs\n- Baseline resident count and a realistic number of extra visitors\n\nBEFORE STARTING\nConfirm which files, information and permissions you can actually access. Ask me for essential missing details. If direct connections are unavailable, explain how I can paste or export the relevant data. Do not claim an integration is connected without checking.\n\nWORKFLOW\n1. Read the system timezone, current energy state and optimization inputs. Report the age and provenance of tariff, weather, battery and heat-pump values.\n2. Run simulate_plan with current settings as the baseline. If the solve fails or tomorrow's prices are missing, explain the limitation before comparing scenarios.\n3. Run the documented read-only simulation with my resident and extra-visitor counts. Keep all other inputs fixed so the comparison reflects the demand change.\n4. Compare objective cost, battery charge trajectory, import/export decisions and hot-water or heating decisions over the returned horizon; show assumptions and any infeasible constraints.\n5. Return a side-by-side scenario report. Do not call plan-proposal, approval, settings or hardware-write tools, because those can change the live controller.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nA read-only comparison showing how extra household demand changes a joint battery and heat-pump plan, including cost assumptions and unresolved input gaps.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nThis is an advanced bespoke integration, not a turnkey service for arbitrary hardware or tariffs. Forecasts and household models can be wrong; estimated costs are not guaranteed savings. Read-only analysis does not stop the separate controller's existing schedule. Not independently tested.\n\nFIRST RUN\nUse a small read-only sample and show me the result. Get my approval before modifying data, sending messages, booking, spending or activating recurring work.","requirements":["A deployed and configured Home Energy Manager service with its OpenClaw MCP connection","Compatible Fox ESS battery, Daikin heat pump and Octopus Agile data, or a configured simulation/replay environment","Fresh enough tariff, weather, battery and household-demand inputs","Baseline resident count and a realistic number of extra visitors"],"connectors":["Use the configured bearer-authenticated HEM MCP connection to inspect the existing household model and cached device inputs.","Use the project's configured simulation/replay environment for a comparison without connecting live hardware; label simulated inputs explicitly."],"steps":["Read the system timezone, current energy state and optimization inputs. Report the age and provenance of tariff, weather, battery and heat-pump values.","Run simulate_plan with current settings as the baseline. If the solve fails or tomorrow's prices are missing, explain the limitation before comparing scenarios.","Run the documented read-only simulation with my resident and extra-visitor counts. Keep all other inputs fixed so the comparison reflects the demand change.","Compare objective cost, battery charge trajectory, import/export decisions and hot-water or heating decisions over the returned horizon; show assumptions and any infeasible constraints.","Return a side-by-side scenario report. Do not call plan-proposal, approval, settings or hardware-write tools, because those can change the live controller."],"taskSteps":["Read the system timezone, current energy state and optimization inputs. Report the age and provenance of tariff, weather, battery and heat-pump values.","Run simulate_plan with current settings as the baseline. If the solve fails or tomorrow's prices are missing, explain the limitation before comparing scenarios.","Run the documented read-only simulation with my resident and extra-visitor counts. Keep all other inputs fixed so the comparison reflects the demand change.","Compare objective cost, battery charge trajectory, import/export decisions and hot-water or heating decisions over the returned horizon; show assumptions and any infeasible constraints.","Return a side-by-side scenario report. 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Forecasts and household models can be wrong; estimated costs are not guaranteed savings. Read-only analysis does not stop the separate controller's existing schedule. Not independently tested.","trigger":"On demand","evidenceSummary":"Home Energy Manager documents an OpenClaw workflow that reads current household-energy inputs and compares a baseline optimizer plan with a guest-demand scenario through a read-only simulation tool.","evidenceType":"documented capability","recipe":{"goal":"Compare home battery and hot-water plans before guests arrive","sources":["Use the configured bearer-authenticated HEM MCP connection to inspect the existing household model and cached device inputs.","Use the project's configured simulation/replay environment for a comparison without connecting live hardware; label simulated inputs explicitly."],"access":"A deployed and configured Home Energy Manager service with its OpenClaw MCP connection; Compatible Fox ESS battery, Daikin heat pump and Octopus Agile data, or a configured simulation/replay environment; Fresh enough tariff, weather, battery and household-demand inputs; Baseline resident count and a realistic number of extra visitors","trigger":"On demand","steps":["Read the system timezone, current energy state and optimization inputs. 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