It appears we're doing "smart home" again, so its time for my regular plea to stop calling shitty light switches automation. Automation is when you don't have to think about what state devices are in, and while it takes some tinkering can be achieved using something like Home Assistant to bridge various different devices together. Each room in my house has Hue bulbs in all the light sockets, and sensors which can det…
It sounds like OP already has this implemented, but Adaptive Lighting is one of the best parts of my Home Assistant setup. Adaptive Lighting automatically changes your lights brightness and color temp (for capable bulbs), from full brightness and daylight colors during the day, down to a relaxing dim and warm colors at night. It does this so smoothly you don't notice it's happening. That, combined with motion sensors, means I walk into a room and the lights automatically turn on to a comfortable level, then turn off when I leave the room. Adaptive Lighting also has a night mode that dims your bulbs to just bright enough to walk around at night without killing your night vision.
It's taken an investment in time to get everything set up in a way that works for both me and my fiance, but now we hate traveling and spending the night anywhere without self dimming lights, motion sensors, and a button beside my bed that can kill all the lights in the house with a single press.