Supervisor endpoints

These endpoints are about the Supervisor and the system as a whole. GET /info works for every app, without extra permissions. The other /info endpoints work with any role. The rest needs hassio_api: true with the manager or admin role.

{
  "supervisor": "2026.10.0",
  "homeassistant": "2026.10.1",
  "hassos": "17.0",
  "docker": "28.3.3",
  "hostname": "homeassistant",
  "operating_system": "Home Assistant OS 17.0",
  "features": ["reboot", "shutdown", "services", "network", "hostname"],
  "machine": "generic-x86-64",
  "machine_id": "d4d2b9f5a6b84e2f9c3e1a7b8c9d0e1f",
  "arch": "amd64",
  "supported_arch": ["amd64"],
  "state": "running",
  "supported": true,
  "channel": "stable",
  "logging": "info",
  "timezone": "Europe/Amsterdam"
}

Returns the updates that are available for Core, the Supervisor, the OS, and installed apps. The older path /supervisor/available_updates returns the same.

Checks for new versions of Core, the Supervisor, the OS, and the plugins.

Does the same as POST /reload_updates, and also reloads the app store. Prefer POST /reload_updates and POST /store/reload.

Returns success when the Supervisor is up. It needs no token, so you can call it before anything else.

Updates the Supervisor to the latest version. Fails when there is no update. A version key only works in a Supervisor development environment, where SUPERVISOR_DEV is 1. Everywhere else, the Supervisor ignores it and installs the latest version.

Checks for new versions, reloads the Home Assistant secrets, and checks the system again.

Restarts the Supervisor.

Repairs the installation: fixes missing images, containers, and files where it can.

Returns the resource usage of the Supervisor as a stats model.

The Supervisor runs long tasks, like installs, updates, and backups, as jobs. Jobs form a tree: a backup job has child jobs per app, for example.

Returns one job model, with its child jobs. Use it to follow a job you started with background: true.

{
  "name": "backup_manager_partial_backup",
  "reference": "a1b2c3d4",
  "uuid": "e2b7a9c4f1d34e5a8b6c0d1e2f3a4b5c",
  "progress": 0,
  "stage": "addons",
  "done": false,
  "errors": [],
  "created": "2026-10-01T09:30:00.000000+00:00",
  "extra": null,
  "child_jobs": []
}

Unless the supervisor_websocket_v2_api development feature flag is on, some jobs still use their older names here. Backup and restore jobs report stages like addons instead of apps, and the job that updates an app is addon_manager_update.

Removes a job from the list. Fails when the job is not done.

Resets the job settings to the defaults, so no conditions are ignored anymore.

The resolution center finds problems with the system and suggests fixes. An issue is a problem, a suggestion is a fix for one, and a check is the test that finds them.

<issue> and <suggestion> are UUIDs. <check> is the slug of a check.

Some issue types and check slugs still use their older names here, like deprecated_addon and addon_pwned.