# AI Control

The AI MCP server is a bridge connecting AI models and computer systems, supporting system command execution, file operations, program control, and inter - model communication. It provides automated installation and the ability to integrate multiple AI models.

The 302AI BrowserUse MCP Server is an AI-based browser automation server that enables natural language control of browsers and web research through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

The openwrt-mcp-server is a lightweight and scalable MCP protocol server designed for OpenWrt embedded devices. It supports both MQTT and HTTP protocols, enabling two-way JSON-RPC communication between devices and AI systems, with security authentication and a modular architecture.

Hass-MCP is a protocol server that connects Home Assistant with AI assistants (such as Claude), enabling querying, controlling, and automating management of smart home devices.

A Minecraft robot based on large language models and the Mineflayer API that enables models like Claude to control game characters through the MCP protocol.

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.

The Minecraft MCP integration project enables AI assistants to interact with the Minecraft server and observe and operate in the game world through robots.

The GDAI MCP Godot plugin is a tool that allows AI to remotely control the Godot engine editor via the MCP protocol, supporting functions such as automated scene creation, node creation, script writing, and debugging.

MCP2Serial is a bridge project connecting physical devices with large AI models, enabling intelligent control of the Internet of Things by controlling hardware devices through natural language.

This project implements an MCP server that interacts with real openHAB instances through the REST API, enabling AI assistants to control smart home systems via natural language.