Homelable v3.4.1 - You can finally document your homelab (properly)

Documentation module in Homelable (https://preview.redd.it/sg9tsl61akoh1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=1fad4cc9f53a0c5e5337cf73807fda408576e689) Right, OK, some of you might already have been doing it properly, but for others… :D For those who aren’t familiar with Homelable (https://github.com/Pouzor/homelable) (3k stars, FOSS), it’s a self-hosted homelab infrastructure visualizer, with auto-discover, live status monitoring, rack design and more. And the latest version has introduced something that has been requested almost from the very beginning: documentation. Now, any device you manage (server, Zigbee, Z-Wave, camera, PC) has its own wiki page (Markdown), complete with links, tags, history and revision tracking. The pages are automatically pre-generated from the inventory using customised templates. All you need to do is fill them in (or let your favourite AI agent do it using the MCP server). You can switch from the diagram to the documentation with just one click ! Easy, isn’t it? :) I’m really looking forward to hearing your feedback, but the first testers seem satisfied. Homelable is still available via Docker (https://github.com/Pouzor/homelable), Proxmox Community Script (https://community-scripts.org/scripts/homelable) or on bare metal. -- AI Disclosure : As already mentioned, I still use AI (claude code) for some task and development : - Tests - Gitflow, CI and MCP interaction - Most of the frontend (I'm still not a front-end developer :P)