Developed enhanced Home Assistant integration within the evcc-io/evcc repository, focusing on expanding automation options for electric vehicle charging and wake-up control. Leveraged Go and YAML to implement support for both switch and script entities, updating service definitions and vehicle configuration logic to accommodate the new workflow. This approach increased interoperability between Home Assistant and EVCC, allowing users to manage charging processes with greater flexibility and reduced manual intervention. The work emphasized robust API integration and backend development, laying a foundation for improved automation reliability and user experience while prioritizing feature delivery and future stability over immediate bug fixes.