IKEA DIRIGERA

Monitors and controls an IKEA DIRIGERA smart-home hub (2022 or later) over its own local REST+WebSocket API, added from Devices & Services > IKEA - no vendor cloud round-trip for control or state once connected.

Pairing is a PKCE-based exchange that only completes once you physically press the Action Button on the bottom of the hub within about 60 seconds, matching the official pairing flow every DIRIGERA client uses. Every hub presents a certificate signed by IKEA's own fixed, publicly-known root CA, so this integration verifies the hub's TLS connection for real rather than skipping verification the way some self-signed-cert integrations have to.

"Add hub" opens with a model picker - DIRIGERA is the only entry today, ready for a future TRÅDFRI Gateway (an older, materially different protocol, not yet implemented) to join it later. Live updates are push, over the hub's own WebSocket. Monitoring covers reachability and battery level plus device-type-specific readings (light brightness, outlet power, blinds level, air purifier fan mode/PM2.5, motion/open-close/water/environment/light sensors); control covers light and outlet on/off - blinds and air purifiers stay read-only, since their real control semantics don't fit Athena's on/off switch model without guessing at a mapping.

DIRIGERA is flagged as unverified against real hardware - built directly from an actively-maintained reference client's own source, since DIRIGERA's local API has no official public documentation, but not smoke-tested against a live hub during development.