Integrations

OMEGA Core does not operate in isolation. These pages document the platforms, systems and services it integrates with — some that consume OMEGA's AI capabilities, and some that provide the platform infrastructure OMEGA Core itself depends on to run at all.

Each integration is engineered deliberately — locally hosted where possible, privacy-preserving by design, and documented thoroughly.

Consumes OMEGA AI Capabilities

Home Assistant

Active

Local-first home automation platform running on Proxmox. OMEGA Core provides AI decision support and conversational access through a controlled API boundary. Voice, automation, and presence detection — fully on-premise.

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Supports OMEGA Core

Platform infrastructure that OMEGA Core itself runs on — not consumers of AI capability, but the systems that make the rest of the platform possible.

Gitea

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Self-hosted Git service and CI/CD pipeline. Primary host for OMEGA Core's source control since 3 July 2026, replacing GitHub, which remains only as a passive backup mirror.

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Authentik

Active

Single sign-on provider for OMEGA Core's frontend layer. One login across every chat interface and the management platform, via OIDC or forward-auth depending on what each app supports.

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Technitium DNS

Active

Internal split-horizon DNS. Gives every OMEGA Core service a real hostname on the LAN without any of those names ever touching public DNS.

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Wiki.js

Active

Single source of truth for architecture decisions, ADRs and the research journal — the documentation this site itself is drawn from.

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Proxmox VE

Active

The hypervisor underneath everything else in this list. Deliberately kept reachable directly, not solely through the proxy layer it also hosts.

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Grafana

Active

Monitoring and observability dashboard for the self-hosted service fleet, backed by InfluxDB.

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