Best 161 Home automation and IoT Tools in 2025

An MCP protocol server connecting Home Assistant with LLMs, enabling natural language control and monitoring of smart homes

A server that provides Siri shortcut services via the MCP protocol

A service that allows AI assistants to control Apple Shortcuts through the MCP protocol

A supOS server based on the MCP protocol, providing data query and real - time monitoring functions

An MCP protocol server that connects AI tools with the CheerLights IoT lighting system

A Node.js application that simulates or connects to a CO2 sensor on a Raspberry Pi Pico, provides a JSON-RPC service interface, and supports switching between simulation mode and real device mode.

A recipe query service based on the MCP protocol, supporting the retrieval of all dish lists and specific recipe information.

A command-line tool for controlling Tuya devices

A Node.js - based Synology NAS file operation service that enables interaction with AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing functions such as login, file management, and search.

EMQX MCP Server is a server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing interaction capabilities with the EMQX MQTT broker.

The MCP 3D Printer Server is a middleware that connects Claude with multiple 3D printer management systems, supporting mainstream platforms such as OctoPrint, Klipper, and Duet, and providing printer control, file management, and advanced STL model processing functions.

The SwitchBot MCP Server is a service based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that provides the function of interacting with and controlling smart devices via the SwitchBot API

mcp2mqtt is a bridge project that connects IoT devices with large AI models, enabling natural language control of hardware devices through the MCP and MQTT protocols.

This project uses Docker to build an MCP server that integrates Redis and TimescaleDB, providing features such as fast deployment, automatic restart, and useful scripts.

The ROS MCP server controls the robot's movement through natural language commands and supports ROS and ROS2 systems.

The ros2-mcp-server is a Python-based server that integrates with ROS 2 through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling AI assistants to control robot movement through ROS 2 topics. It supports time-controlled movement commands and runs as a ROS 2 node, publishing geometry_msgs/Twist messages to the /cmd_vel topic.

PhonePi MCP is an open - source project that can transform your phone into a toolbox for AI assistants. It enables remote control of phone functions through the Model Context Protocol, including managing contacts, messages, settings, etc. It emphasizes local deployment and network security.

This project provides an MCP service for AI assistants to interact with the Mealie recipe database, supporting access through clients such as Claude Desktop.

Integrate LiveKit intelligent agents with Home Assistant MCP services to achieve smart home control through voice

Tasker MCP integration guide, providing a complete process from installing dependencies to running the service, supporting connection to MCP applications through the CLI server and extending task functions.

Guide to setting up and running the Thingsboard MCP Server

An MCP system implementation based on C++, including host, client, and server components, supporting interaction with LLM through the command line and calling various tool services.

The MoviePilot MCP server is a protocol implementation that connects large language models with the MoviePilot media library management system, supporting media search, subscription management, download control and other functions through natural language interaction.

An MCP server for Home Assistant that allows querying and controlling smart home devices with natural language, supporting multiple transport methods and secure authentication.

An MCP server based on the VLC media player, supporting remote control and playback of videos via MCP clients. Suitable for Linux systems, enabling remote movie playback control via clients such as Signal.

An MCP server application for running applications on MacOS

An MCP server project integrated with Home Assistant, providing smart home control functions and supporting the control of various devices such as lights, thermostats, and door locks.

A Python-based MCP server that enables interaction between an AI assistant and an Unraid server through the Unraid GraphQL API, providing system monitoring and read-only management functions.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration tool for controlling Home Assistant devices through an AI assistant, supporting device search, on/off control, and light color and brightness adjustment.