The open core for Home Assistant wall panels.

A frame holds panes, and Kiln installs it.

1. Panespanes/*

   Plugins. Each declares what hardware it needs.

   • Assist
   • Sendspin
   • Timers
   • Zigbee / Thread radio
   • Bluetooth proxy
   • Diagnostics
   • Frame-specific panes, like the S1 wall base
2. Pane API:glassworks-pane-api

   The stable contract between core and panes.

   • entities()
   • settings()
   • setupSteps()
   • overlays()
   • requires ↔ provides
3. Glassworks Core:glassworks-core

   What every panel needs. No device code.

   • GeckoView dashboard shell
   • Setup flow
   • ESPHome device and entity registry
   • Screen policy
   • Settings menu
   • Updates through HA
4. Frameframes/<device>

   One per device. Everything hardware-specific lives here.

   • Board id
   • Update installer
   • Radio backend
   • Presence and light sources
   • Device extras, like relays
   • Screen-off method
5. HardwareAny Android panel

   Any Android panel. Kiln installs over USB, from the browser.

   • An Android SoC
   • Zigbee / Thread radio (optional)
   • Presence and light sensors
   • Microphone and speaker
   • Relays, wall base and other extras
6. Kilnkiln.glassworks.dev

   The installer. Fires a stock device into a panel, over USB, from the browser.

   • Connects over USB, in the browser
   • Backs the device up first
   • Roots it, where the frame needs root
   • Flashes the frame and core
   • Provisions Wi-Fi and Home Assistant

Supporting a new panel means writing a new frame. S1 Unleashed is the Aqara S1 Plus frame, with the radio and wall-base panes.