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ha_send_mobile

Send notifications to the Home Assistant mobile app with customizable content, titles, subtitles, URLs, and interactive actions.

Instructions

Send a notification to Home Assistant Mobile APP

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
messageYesNotification content
titleNoNotification title
subtitleNoNotification subtitle
dataNoExtended data, json string. ```json { "image": "http://a.com/photo.jpg", "video": "http://a.com/video.mp4", "audio": "http://a.com/audio.mp3", # ios only "actions": [ { "action": "YOUR_ACTION_KEY", # Required. The identifier passed back in events. "title": "Do Something", "icon": "sfsymbols:bell.slash" # ios only }, { "action": "URL", # Must be set to URI if you plan to use a URI "title": "Open Url", # The action button title "url": "https://github.com" # URL to open when action is selected }, { "action": "REPLY", # When set to REPLY, you will be prompted for text to send with the event. "title": "Reply me", "behavior": "textInput" # Optional. Set to `textInput` to prompt for text to return with the event. This also occurs when setting the action to `REPLY`. } ] } ``` All fields in the extended data are optional. {}
urlNoOpening a URL when tapping on a notification
device_keyNoDevice key, Default to get from environment variables

Implementation Reference

  • The main handler function for the 'ha_send_mobile' tool. It constructs and sends a POST request to the Home Assistant notify service for the specified mobile device, handling optional parameters like title, subtitle, data, url, and device_key. Automatically discovers device if not provided.
    def ha_send_mobile( message: str = Field(description="Notification content"), title: str = Field("", description="Notification title"), subtitle: str = Field("", description="Notification subtitle"), data: str | dict = Field("{}", description=f"Extended data, json string.{HA_NOTIFY_DATA_PROMPT}"), url: str = Field("", description="Opening a URL when tapping on a notification"), device_key: str = Field("", description="Device key, Default to get from environment variables"), ): base = os.getenv("HASS_BASE_URL") or "http://homeassistant.local:8123" if not (token := os.getenv("HASS_ACCESS_TOKEN")): return "You need to set `HASS_ACCESS_TOKEN` in the environment variable" headers = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {token}"} if not device_key: device_key = os.getenv("HASS_MOBILE_KEY", "") if not device_key: res = requests.get(f"{base}/api/services", headers=headers) for service in res.json() or []: if service["domain"] != "notify": continue for name in service["services"]: if name.startswith("mobile_app_"): device_key = name break if device_key.startswith("notify."): device_key = device_key[7:] elif not device_key.startswith("mobile_app_"): device_key = f"mobile_app_{device_key}" if isinstance(data, str): try: data = json.loads(data) except ValueError: data = {} elif not isinstance(data, dict): data = {} if url: data.setdefault("url", url) # ios data.setdefault("clickAction", url) # android if subtitle: data.setdefault("subtitle", subtitle) # ios data.setdefault("subject", subtitle) # android res = requests.post( f"{base}/api/services/notify/{device_key}", json={ "message": message, "title": title, "data": data, }, headers=headers, ) return res.json()
  • The @mcp.tool decorator registers the ha_send_mobile function as an MCP tool with specified title and description.
    @mcp.tool( title="Send to HomeAssistant Mobile APP", description="Send a notification to Home Assistant Mobile APP", )
  • Invocation of hass.add_tools(mcp) which executes the tool registration for ha_send_mobile (and other hass tools) on the main MCP instance.
    hass.add_tools(mcp)
  • Pydantic Field definitions for the tool's input parameters, providing descriptions, defaults, and validation hints.
    def ha_send_mobile( message: str = Field(description="Notification content"), title: str = Field("", description="Notification title"), subtitle: str = Field("", description="Notification subtitle"), data: str | dict = Field("{}", description=f"Extended data, json string.{HA_NOTIFY_DATA_PROMPT}"), url: str = Field("", description="Opening a URL when tapping on a notification"), device_key: str = Field("", description="Device key, Default to get from environment variables"), ):
  • Prompt string explaining the format of the 'data' parameter for Home Assistant mobile notifications, including examples for images, videos, actions, etc.
    HA_NOTIFY_DATA_PROMPT = """ ```json { "image": "http://a.com/photo.jpg", "video": "http://a.com/video.mp4", "audio": "http://a.com/audio.mp3", # ios only "actions": [ { "action": "YOUR_ACTION_KEY", # Required. The identifier passed back in events. "title": "Do Something", "icon": "sfsymbols:bell.slash" # ios only }, { "action": "URL", # Must be set to URI if you plan to use a URI "title": "Open Url", # The action button title "url": "https://github.com" # URL to open when action is selected }, { "action": "REPLY", # When set to REPLY, you will be prompted for text to send with the event. "title": "Reply me", "behavior": "textInput" # Optional. Set to `textInput` to prompt for text to return with the event. This also occurs when setting the action to `REPLY`. } ] } ``` All fields in the extended data are optional. """

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