HomeKit bridgeConnect and synchronize the intended controller, then use Helper's HAP tab and object settings to expose only the supported accessories you want in Apple Home. Pair the bridge with its displayed QR code or pairing code. Start with a few accessories, confirm live state and naming, then expand the setup.
HAI / Leviton, NESS / ELK and Savant expose different capabilities. Savant preview uses selected activity switches and Custom Names; it does not turn every Savant service into an Apple Home accessory. Follow the controller-specific manual.
Siri and Shortcuts on the MacOn macOS 13 or later, Helper's Shortcuts actions can set supported lights, press a button/macro, read object status, arm/disarm, or run an approved script handler. Make a shortcut, configure its intended controller and action, and give it a clear name for Siri. The actions can run while the Mac is locked, with Helper available.
Scripts can run Mac shortcuts with MyroSystem.runShortcut. A script can expose its own Shortcuts action through ScriptEvents.onShortcut only after approval in Helper's script editor; edits require another review. Use the current Scripting Guide for exact signatures and permissions.
TroubleshootingCheck Helper's controller connection, synchronized object names, selected HAP objects and the Apple Home hub/network path before removing a bridge. Removing and re-pairing a bridge can disrupt existing Home scenes and automations; use it only when needed. Keep pairing codes and panel codes out of forum screenshots.
Helper setup and controller manualsScripting and API manuals
