MCP Server Home Assistant
An integration component that provides model context protocol services for Home Assistant
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 7.0K
What is the MCP server?
The MCP server is a protocol layer that allows different systems to interact through a unified interface. It enables Home Assistant to seamlessly collaborate with other smart devices, providing a more powerful smart home experience.How to use the MCP server?
After installing the MCP server, you can connect it to Home Assistant through simple configuration to control your home devices.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for users who want to centrally manage and control smart home devices, especially for households with an existing Home Assistant infrastructure.Main Features
Home Assistant Integration
Supports direct access to all smart devices in Home Assistant through the MCP protocol.
Real-time Status Synchronization
Ensures that the device status remains consistent across all connected terminals.
Multi-platform Compatibility
Compatible with multiple operating systems and hardware environments.
Advantages
Simplify the management process of smart home devices.
Improve the efficiency of cross-platform collaboration.
Enhance the user experience and reduce complex operation steps.
Limitations
Requires a certain network environment support.
Initial configuration may be cumbersome.
How to Use
Install the MCP Server
Install the home-assistant-model-context-protocol plugin in the Home Assistant instance.
Generate an API Token
Log in to your Home Assistant account and generate a long-lived API token.
Configure the MCP Server
Edit the claude_desktop_config.json file and add relevant information about the MCP server.
Usage Examples
Example 1: Control Lights
Remotely turn on or off the living room lights through the MCP server.
Example 2: Adjust Temperature
Adjust the thermostat temperature to 22°C.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to check if the MCP server is working properly?
What if I forget the API token?
Related Resources
MCP Protocol Official Website
Learn more about the detailed introduction of the MCP protocol.
GitHub Code Repository
Get the latest version of the MCP server code.
Official Documentation
Learn more about Home Assistant.

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