Ring is a home security company offering video doorbells, security cameras, and smart home security systems that allow customers to monitor and protect their homes from anywhere.
Why this server?
Allows AI agents to interact with Ring cameras and doorbells, providing tools for listing devices, checking device status and capabilities, querying event history, and managing WebRTC live streams via the Amazon Vision Partner API.
Why this server?
Provides Ring integration for grouped door and Ring activity, allowing the companion to present and respond to Ring events.
Why this server?
Integrates with the Ring Partner API to provide read-only access to a user's Ring devices and events. It supports listing devices with kind, online state, and end-to-end encryption status; retrieving full status, capabilities, and configuration for a device; fetching paginated event history such as doorbell presses, motion events, and live views; and retrieving recent recorded snapshots as MCP image content.
Why this server?
Calls the Ring Partner API for the linked doorbell's status and event history and accepts Ring's signed webhooks in real time, so a doorbell press at the time of a scheduled visit confirms the home aide has arrived and triggers her visit checklist.
Why this server?
Integrates with Ring cameras and the Ring cloud API to list cameras, pull event clips from a configured Ring location, run daily syncs, and support health checks. The server is designed to turn Ring footage into searchable, time-coded daily recaps, with roadmap capabilities for transcripts, frame descriptions, event search, and footage drill-down.
Why this server?
Integrates with Ring as an observation source, ingesting Ring events via EventBridge/Lambda so Guardian can reason about doorbell and person detections and make policy-based decisions.
Why this server?
Integrates with Ring to correlate official Ring events with scheduled home-service visits, enabling event-driven awareness of home activity.
Why this server?
Receives Ring front-door events via webhook (e.g., PERSON_DETECTED at front_door) and routes them into Guardian's safety decision workflow for visitor detection and response.
Why this server?
Bridges Ring front door devices into the Alexa+ household concierge and smart-home orchestration.