I agree with @bjm, it would be really nice to see what it looks like in terms of downloads and/or installation (are we allowed to do that?) if possible.
And otherwise, we know whoâs going to pay for the drinks 
I am innocent!
@guim31 external integration champion. You need to change or add a tag next to your username.
Counter for installations, but also for uninstallations, as some applications will be tested and then deleted.
It would also be helpful to create a country filter when the integration is specific.
The @guim31 class!! 
Weâre really small players in comparison. This morning, over 200 integrations by himself alone!
Whatâs crazy is that apparently 14 hours ago he was only at 131 ⊠
@guim31, you big fool ^^
Oh, come on, Iâm just telling Claude to live his life, I donât deserve any credit for it!
Iâm going to rename your account to « Claudius31 »
Itâs still crazy âŠ!
Thatâs when I realize that the work youâve done @pierre-gilles to enable AI to code safely is paying off and allows the project to take on a whole new dimension!
A big bravo to you!! 
Thank you so much! 
If AI can develop safely in Gladys, itâs thanks to our data model and our API, which are very strict.
Before AI, this very rigid framework was rather a hindrance: each development required a lot of rigor and could quickly become tedious for a human.
With AI, it becomes a real strength. Development is well bounded and typed, so the AI has little room to make mistakes, and the result is very good 
I think Gladys is the open-source home automation project that has best managed to take the AI turn!
I think so too!
In the end, you were ahead of your time, back when you were behind on development ^^
I donât recognize Gladys anymore after a few weeks/months.
I check the integrations to install⊠I turn my head for 2 seconds and there are even more!!
I canât keep up with all these new features. 
A big bravo and a big thank you for all your contributions that add even more value to this home automation solution that had everything to be known and recognized.
It can now compete with well-established competitors.
Congratulations 
CONGRATULATIONS
I just reinstalled Gladys properly and the integrations are really impressive.
If they combine the ease of use of Gladys, it will really be a rebirth.
I will continue to dig and maybe put my Claude on a Valetudo integration 
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Congratulations again.
Domotically
Thanks @McFlyPartages itâs a pleasure!! 
Hello everyone and congratulations to the contributors for all the integrations; thereâs something for everyone.
I have a question about replacing some of them:
The topic of uninstalling internal integrations before installing replacements with the same name had been discussed, but I havenât tried it. Is there a specific procedure to follow?
No special procedure
Some may need to be migrated to retrieve the histories, replace the old with the new in the dashboards and scenes, then remove the « old » device. This will depend on the integrations.
For example, for Netatmo, migration is possible.