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Smartthings MCP

This project provides a server based on the Model Context Protocol for interacting with the SmartThings platform, supporting functions such as querying room and device statuses and sending device commands.
Home automation and IoTDeveloper tools#Smart Home#Device Control#API Service.Python
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What is the SmartThings MCP Server?

The SmartThings MCP server is a small service based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for interacting with the SmartThings smart home system. It provides various tools to help users obtain room information, device lists, device statuses, and execute device commands.

How to use the SmartThings MCP Server?

By running this server, you can access a series of API tools, such as getting room lists, device information, and device statuses. You can start the server through the command line and call these functions in your application to control SmartThings devices.

Applicable Scenarios

Suitable for applications that need to integrate with the SmartThings smart home system, such as home automation systems, smart device management tools, or IoT development projects.

Main Features

Get Room Information
List all rooms and their corresponding UUIDs to quickly locate the room where a device is located.
Get Device List
List all devices connected to the SmartThings system, supporting filtering by conditions.
Get Device Status
View the current status of a specified device, including switch status, temperature, and other information.
Execute Device Commands
Send commands to a specified device, such as turning on, turning off, or adjusting settings.
Advantages
Provides an intuitive API interface for easy integration into various applications.
Supports multiple device operations to improve the efficiency of smart home management.
Easy to deploy and supports Docker containerization.
Limitations
Requires a SmartThings account and a personal token to use.
Some advanced features may require additional configuration.
Currently only supports a limited number of device types.

How to Use

Install Dependencies
Ensure that Python and uv (a fast package manager) are installed, and clone the project repository.
Configure Environment Variables
Before running the server, set the SMARTTHINGS_TOKEN environment variable, which is your SmartThings personal API token.
Run the Server
Use the uv command to start the MCP server and begin receiving device management requests.
Call Tools via API
Call the provided MCP tools in your application, such as get_rooms, get_devices, etc., to obtain device information or execute commands.

Usage Examples

Get Room List
A user wants to know the names and IDs of all rooms in their home to add devices to each room.
Query Device Status
A user wants to check if the lights in the living room are on.
Execute Device Commands
A user wants to turn off the lights in the bedroom.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I need to use this server?
How can I get my SmartThings API token?
On which platforms can the server be deployed?
Which device types does the server support?

Related Resources

SmartThings Official Documentation
The SmartThings developer platform provides API and SDK documentation.
GitHub Project Repository
Source code and examples of the SmartThings MCP project.
SmartThings API Guide
Detailed description and usage of the SmartThings API.

Installation

Copy the following command to your Client for configuration
"mcpServers": {
  "SmartThings": {
    "type": "stdio",
    "command": "uv",
    "args": [
        "run",
        "src/mcp_smartthings/server.py"
    ],
    "env": {
        "TOKEN": "Your Personal Token"
    }
  }
}
Note: Your key is sensitive information, do not share it with anyone.

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