Wiz MCP Server
An MCP server that controls Wiz smart bulbs through the UDP protocol, providing tools such as getting the status and setting the color.
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What is the Wiz Smart Bulb Control Server?
This is a control server specifically designed for Wiz smart bulbs. It allows you to directly interact with your Wiz bulbs through an AI assistant (such as Claude). The server uses the simple UDP protocol to communicate with the bulbs, encapsulating complex technical operations into simple tools, enabling non-technical users to easily control smart lighting.How to use the Wiz Smart Bulb Control Server?
You only need to start the server and then use natural language commands in the AI assistant. For example, you can say 'Help me change the living room light to blue' or 'Check the status of the bedroom light'. The server will automatically handle the technical details, and you don't need to understand the UDP protocol or network configuration.Applicable Scenarios
Suitable for scenarios such as home smart lighting management, scene atmosphere setting, and remote light control. Whether you want to create a romantic dinner atmosphere, set focused work lighting, or remotely check the status of the lights at home, this server can help you easily achieve it.Main Functions
Bulb Status Query
Check the current status of any Wiz smart bulb in real-time, including information such as color, brightness, and on/off status. Supports viewing raw data for advanced users to use for debugging.
Color Adjustment
Precisely control the RGB color values of the bulb and set any color combination. Supports 16 million color choices to meet the needs of various scenarios.
Brightness Adjustment
Independently control the brightness level of the bulb, with stepless adjustment from 1% to 100%. You can adjust the brightness separately or simultaneously with color adjustment.
AI Assistant Integration
Seamlessly integrate into the AI assistant ecosystem. You can control the lights through natural language without memorizing complex commands or using a dedicated APP.
Advantages
Simple and easy to use: Controlled through natural language without a technical background
Fast response: The UDP protocol ensures low-latency control
Flexible integration: Can be used in conjunction with various AI assistants
Lightweight: Low resource consumption and stable operation
Limitations
Only supports Wiz brand bulbs and is not compatible with other brands
Requires knowing the IP address of the bulb to control it
Relies on the local network environment and requires the correct UDP port permissions
Does not support advanced functions such as bulb firmware updates
How to Use
Environment Preparation
Ensure that your computer has Python 3.7 or a higher version installed and is on the same local area network as the Wiz bulbs.
Install Dependencies
Create a virtual environment and install the necessary dependency packages to ensure the normal operation of the server.
Start the Server
Run the server program, and it will start listening for control requests from the AI assistant.
Connect to the AI Assistant
Configure the MCP server connection in your AI assistant (such as Claude Desktop). Please refer to the documentation of the AI assistant for the specific configuration method.
Usage Examples
Create a Reading Atmosphere
When you want to read at night, you need soft and eye-protecting lighting.
Party Atmosphere Setting
When hosting a home party, you need colorful dynamic lighting effects.
Remote Status Check
When you are away from home, you want to confirm whether the lights at home are turned off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I control the bulb?
How to get the IP address of the Wiz bulb?
Does it support controlling multiple bulbs simultaneously?
What should I do if the color setting is inaccurate?
Related Resources
Wiz Smart Bulb Official Documentation
The official user guide and technical specifications of Wiz bulbs
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Specification
The official technical specification document of the MCP protocol
Python Official Documentation
The official documentation of the Python programming language, including the use of virtual environments, etc.

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