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qualityA server that enables control of smart home devices through the Jenius AI agent system, connecting to Home Assistant to manage devices like Xiaomi air purifiers and smart speakers.
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Apache 2.0
Home Assistant is an open-source home automation platform that focuses on privacy and local control, allowing users to integrate and control smart home devices from various manufacturers in one place.
Why this server?
Connects to a Home Assistant instance to control smart home devices, serving as a bridge between the MCP server and smart home endpoints.
Why this server?
Allows to interact with Home Assistant devices, including getting device states, controlling device states (on/off), triggering automations, and listing available entities
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with smart home devices through Home Assistant, enabling verification of API status, retrieving entity states, and calling services to control devices like lights.
Why this server?
Enables querying and controlling Home Assistant entities (lights, switches, sensors), retrieving summaries of smart home devices, troubleshooting automations, searching for entities, and guiding through automation creation.
Why this server?
Allows AI assistants to control Home Assistant devices, providing tools to search for entities in a Home Assistant instance and control devices (turn them on/off) through the Home Assistant API.
Why this server?
Provides a comprehensive API for managing the entire Home Assistant ecosystem, including device control (lights, climate, covers, etc.), state monitoring, and automation management through natural language
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive tools for managing Home Assistant, including entity queries and state management, service calls, automation creation and management, Lovelace dashboard integration, entity registry operations, and configuration validation.
Why this server?
Provides a Model Context Protocol Server for Home Assistant, allowing Claude to interact with Home Assistant through the MCP protocol. Requires a Home Assistant instance with a long-lived access token.
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive control of Home Assistant smart home devices, automations, scenes, scripts, and system management. Includes tools for controlling lights, climate devices, media players, covers, accessing entity states and history, managing automations and scenes, sending notifications, and system administration tasks.
Why this server?
Provides tools for querying and controlling Home Assistant entities through natural language, including state management, service calls, historical data access, and device control in a smart home environment.
Why this server?
Provides tools for controlling various Home Assistant domains including lights (on/off, brightness), climate systems (temperature, HVAC modes), locks (lock/unlock), alarm control panels (arm/disarm), and humidifiers (humidity control).
Why this server?
Enables comprehensive management of a Home Assistant instance, providing 60 tools across 9 categories including entity state management, service calls, area and device management, system control, integration management, notifications, entity registry management, automation and scene control, and data history access.
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive control and monitoring of Home Assistant smart home devices, including reading entity states, controlling lights and switches, accessing sensor history, calling services, and generating YAML automations for smart home management.
Why this server?
Mentioned as a supported home automation platform that can integrate with the ZigBee2MQTT MCP server for device control and automation
Why this server?
Provides tools for monitoring and controlling Home Assistant devices, including retrieving real-time device context, controlling switches, and adjusting light brightness levels.
Why this server?
Enables control and management of Home Assistant through natural language, providing tools for managing entities, automations, scripts, input helpers, configuration files, and system operations like config validation and reloading.
Why this server?
Enables smart home control through Home Assistant, providing capabilities to list devices, control them, and get detailed information about device states.
Why this server?
Provides a flexible interface for Home Assistant device management and automation through a REST API and WebSocket/SSE connections, enabling basic device control, state updates, and automation rule management.
Why this server?
Allows control and monitoring of Home Assistant devices, states, and systems through natural language. Provides comprehensive API for managing the entire Home Assistant ecosystem, including device control, state monitoring, and system administration.