Hekmon8 Homeassistant Server MCP
An MCP server for interacting with Home Assistant, providing functions such as device status monitoring, control, and automation triggering, and is part of the AI Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem.
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What is the Home Assistant MCP Server?
This is an MCP protocol server specifically designed for Home Assistant, allowing you to control and monitor your smart home devices through MCP - supported applications (such as AI assistants). It serves as a bridge between Home Assistant and the MCP ecosystem, providing secure API access.How to use the Home Assistant MCP Server?
After installation and configuration, you can directly interact with Home Assistant through MCP - supported tools, such as querying device status, controlling switches, and triggering automation scenarios, without directly operating the Home Assistant interface.Use cases
Suitable for users who want to control smart homes through voice or chat interfaces, developers building AI applications integrating Home Assistant, and scenarios that require automated management of multiple smart devices.Main features
Device status query
Get the current status of any Home Assistant entity (such as lights, sensors, etc.)
Device control
Turn on/off or switch the device status (such as turning on/off lights, sockets, etc.)
Automation triggering
Manually trigger the configured Home Assistant automation scenarios
Device list
View all available entities or filter the list by type (such as lights, switches)
Advantages
No need to directly operate the Home Assistant interface. You can control devices through natural language.
Seamlessly integrated with the MCP ecosystem and can be used in conjunction with other AI tools.
Provides a standardized API interface to simplify the development process.
Supports fine - grained device permission control.
Limitations
Requires basic configuration steps and a Home Assistant access token.
Depends on the network connection and cannot work in an offline environment.
Some advanced Home Assistant functions may require additional configuration.
How to use
Installation preparation
Clone the repository and install dependencies
Build the project
Compile the project files
Configure the connection
Add the Home Assistant server configuration, including the URL and access token, to the MCP settings file
Start the server
Run the server to start using
Usage examples
Morning wake - up scenario
Trigger the good - morning automation through a voice command to automatically open the curtains, adjust the lights, and play music
Remote control of lights
Check and turn off all the lights at home through your phone when you are out
Device status monitoring
Regularly check sensor data and generate reports
Frequently Asked Questions
How to get a long - lived access token for Home Assistant?
Why can't I control my device?
What types of devices are supported?
How to ensure communication security?
Related resources
MCP official documentation
Complete documentation and specifications for the Model Context Protocol
Home Assistant official documentation
Complete usage guide for Home Assistant
GitHub repository
Project source code and issue tracking
Community forum
A community platform to get help and share experiences

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