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.
A 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.
Last updated 8 months ago
15
Apache 2.0
Why this server?
Provides detailed control over Home Assistant lights, enabling users to manage states, brightness, RGB colors, color temperature, effects, and scenes.
A specialized MCP server for detailed control of Home Assistant lights, supporting advanced features like RGB colors, color temperatures, effects, and robust scene management. It includes specific fixes for IKEA Tradfri devices and intentionally focuses on lights only to ensure home safety.
Last updated 2 months ago
13
61
MIT
Why this server?
Enables automated deployment of Home Assistant for smart home automation with Pi GPIO integration, Pi Camera module support, Zigbee/Z-Wave hub capabilities, and energy monitoring.
Enables AI assistants to manage homelab infrastructure through automated service installation (Jellyfin, Pi-hole, Ollama, Home Assistant, Frigate NVR), VM operations, AI accelerator support (MemryX, Coral TPU, Hailo-8), and Terraform state management with SSH-based discovery and deployment.
Last updated 9 days ago
49
4
MIT
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.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration that allows AI assistants to control Home Assistant devices by searching for entities and controlling devices through natural language commands.
Last updated 5 months ago
3
24
MIT
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.
A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI assistants like Claude to interact directly with Home Assistant, allowing them to query device states, control smart home entities, and perform automation tasks.
Last updated 8 months ago
12
285
MIT
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
A server that enables interaction with Home Assistant devices and automations through the Model Context Protocol, allowing users to monitor device states, control devices, trigger automations, and list entities.
Last updated 3 months ago
4
48
MIT
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.
Provides tools for AI assistants to interact with smart home devices through Home Assistant, allowing operations like checking entity states and calling services.
Last updated a year ago
3
96
3
MIT
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive control over Home Assistant instances, including entity management, registry operations, automation debugging, and retrieval of historical statistics and system logs.
Enhanced Home Assistant MCP server with 22 context efficient tools for smart home control, automation trace debugging, entity registry management, CEL expression queries, and long-term statistics.
Last updated a month ago
22
2
MIT
Why this server?
Sends notifications to mobile devices through Home Assistant's mobile app integration using long-lived access tokens.
Enables sending notifications through multiple messaging platforms including WeWork, DingTalk, Telegram, Bark, Lark, Feishu, and Home Assistant. Supports text, images, videos, audio, and file messages across different communication channels.
