FWIW, I was able to solve this similar to the Node-red solution above, but just using a Home Assistant webhook. http://bbs.sofabaton.com:8091/post/1897

For Home Assistant I added a web hook that takes the incorrectly serialized JSON, deserializes it and forwards it. This is the yaml for the "Then Do" ``` action: remote.send_command target: entity_id: "{{ (trigger.json | from_json).entity_id }}" data: command: "{{ (trigger.json | from_json).command }}" num_repeats: 2 delay_secs: 0 hold_secs: 0 ```

Found a similar post from 9 months ago. Yikes! Doesn't seem like any fix is coming soon, so will try the node-red proxy. Seems like such a simple fix for such a great feature idea. :shrug: http://bbs.sofabaton.com:8091/post/1823