# Smart Home

The LIFX API MCP Server is a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that controls LIFX smart lights through natural language, providing functions such as light state query, scene switching, and special effect triggering.

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.

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.

An MCP server for SwitchBot device control, providing smart home device management functions for AI assistants

An MCP server for controlling Govee LED devices via the Govee API

A command-line tool for controlling Tuya devices

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.

A home automation project focused on researching the MCP server, supporting controlling lights, temperature, door locks, and viewing status through the terminal.

The MCP Server for Home Assistant provides SSE-based tools to inspect and optimize automations, scripts, scenes, and assistants.

tuyactl is a command-line tool for controlling Tuya devices. It interacts with Tuya devices through local keys and needs to be used in conjunction with an independent Tuya server.

An MCP protocol server connecting Home Assistant with LLMs, enabling natural language control and monitoring of smart homes

The MCP server for Nature Remo, used to interact with Nature Remo devices through the API, providing device management and automated operation functions.

An integration component that provides model context protocol services for Home Assistant

A Home Assistant server based on the MCP protocol, providing device control and status monitoring functions

The MCP Server for vacuum cleaner robot control launched by Ecovacs is the world's first robot service compatible with the MCP protocol. It provides four core functions: device query, cleaning control, charging control, and working status query, significantly lowering the development threshold of intelligent agent applications.