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  • WeMo MCP Server

    apiarya
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    Enables natural language control of WeMo smart home devices for power, brightness, and device management through AI assistants. It features a high-reliability multi-phase discovery process to scan, monitor, and configure devices across a local network.
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    MIT

  • Alpha ESS MCP Server

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    Provides access to Alpha ESS solar inverter and battery system data, enabling monitoring of energy statistics, real-time power data, and configuration of battery charging and discharge schedules through the Alpha ESS Open API.
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    MIT
  • AIoT MCP Server by emqx

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    A Model Context Protocol server for AI agents to discover and control IoT devices through MQTT, using the AIoT Agent Network Protocol for device registration and communication.
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  • Home Assistant MCP Server by homeassistant-ai

    Home Assistant MCP Serverofficial

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    A comprehensive MCP server that enables AI assistants to interact with Home Assistant, control smart home devices, query states, execute services, and manage automations via natural language.
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  • mcp-server-zwave-js-ui

    cacack
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    An MCP server that connects to Z-Wave JS UI's WebSocket to expose controller, node, and configuration information as tools for AI assistants to manage Z-Wave networks.
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    MIT

  • Loxone MCP Server

    BernhardRode
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    Connects AI assistants to Loxone smart home systems for controlling devices, managing scenes, and monitoring real-time states through natural language. Supports lights, blinds, climate control, and automation with secure PIN-protected commands.
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    MIT

  • Sonos MCP Server

    WinstonFassett
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    A server that allows you to control and interact with Sonos devices on your network through the Model Context Protocol, providing functionalities for discovering devices, controlling playback, retrieving device states, and managing queues.
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  • Bond MCP Server

    madorn
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    Enables AI assistants to control Bond Bridge smart home devices including ceiling fans, motorized shades, dimmable lights, and other RF-controlled devices. Provides comprehensive device management and control capabilities through the Bond Local API.
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    MIT

  • Nanoleaf MCP Server

    srnetadmin
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    A Model Context Protocol server that enables controlling Nanoleaf smart lights through Warp terminal or any MCP-compatible client, providing tools for device discovery, authorization, and control of lights, brightness, colors, and effects.
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    MIT

  • hass-mcp-server

    jarahkon
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    MCP server for full Home Assistant control, enabling AI agents to manage dashboards, automations, files, apps, entities, and more via REST API, WebSocket, and SSH.
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  • MCP Wyze Server

    aldilaff
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    Enables control and monitoring of Wyze smart home devices through AI assistants. Supports device discovery, control (on/off, brightness, color), group management, and health tracking for scales with real-time status monitoring.
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  • Home Assistant MCP Server

    hekmon8
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    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.
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    MIT