"A service or tool to help organize a trip" matching MCP servers:

Enables control of Philips Hue lights through the Model Context Protocol, providing tools for turning lights on/off, setting brightness and color, and retrieving light status.

Lets AI assistants control the physical Return to Dark Tower board game tower via Bluetooth, enabling connection, calibration, sound, lights, drum rotation, seal breaking, and game sequences through natural language.

A service for managing ESP8266/NodeMCU IoT devices that provides both REST/WebSocket APIs and implements the Model Context Protocol for AI assistant integration.

Enables interaction with an OpenRemote instance through its service API, allowing management of assets, users, and other resources via natural language.

Enables MCP clients to control Bosch Smart Home Cameras via natural language, including snapshots, motion events, privacy mode, and pan/tilt, using a reverse-engineered cloud API.

Enables AI agents to read Home Assistant entity states, call any service, and optionally apply named scene presets from a catalog using plain-English descriptions.

MCP server that enables controlling a StackChan robot via tools like speak, emote, and move head, with a relay service for ESP32 long polling.

Enables any AI agent to control a Pollen Robotics Microduck through MCP, including walking, sitting, picking objects, reading health, and stopping, with support for mock, simulated, or real hardware transports.

Enables control of Philips Hue lights via Bluetooth LE directly from Claude, without requiring a Hue Bridge or internet connection.

Exposes digital twin device data capabilities as MCP tools, allowing MCP clients to query device status, read real-time metrics, fetch time-series data, and check alerts. Includes a simulated PLC driver with a clean interface for connecting real devices via OPC-UA, Modbus, or gateway APIs.

Central user-state database MCP server with durable profile facts and live virtual sensors (stress, room intensity) with configurable smoothing, readable by any agent or smart-home service.

Lets your AI assistant control and display text/images on a Tidbyt or Tronbyt LED sign via the MCP protocol.

A self-hosted MCP server for Home Assistant that exposes full control over entity states, service calls, history, templates, and areas via local stdio, enabling AI assistants to manage your smart home.

A local MCP server that connects Claude Code or any MCP-compatible AI assistant to a Robonine robot arm.

Enables AI assistants to control Govee smart devices, including lights, via natural language. Supports turning on/off, changing colors, adjusting brightness, and activating scenes through the Govee API or local network.

A content-agnostic MCP server that lets any AI agent control intimate hardware through a clean, safe tool interface.

Enables controlling and querying Home Assistant devices and services via natural language. Supports state retrieval, listing states, and calling any Home Assistant service.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for controlling a Dr. Dabber Switch 2 vaporizer over Bluetooth LE.

Exposes a Home Assistant instance as an MCP tool set, running as a stateful agent on Cloudflare Workers, enabling clients to read entity states, call services, run scripts and automations, and send commands to phones.

Enables AI assistants to control and monitor eWeLink CUBE (iHost) smart-home devices through MCP tools—covering device pairing, gateway info, device control, live events, and sensor history—plus a web dashboard.