"AWS instance metadata service endpoint URL" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server for Yeelight home metadata and management workflows. It provides a guarded task interface for managing homes, rooms, devices, groups, scenes, automations, and account operations.

Enables AI assistants to read-only inspect AWS IoT Core fleets, including things, device shadows, topic rules, certificates, fleet health, connectivity, and indexing configuration, without any write path.

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.

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 Alexa+ voice intents to be evaluated and orchestrated through AWS Bedrock Claude 3.5 Sonnet, coordinating multi-surface actions across Ring, Fire TV, and Wearable AI devices via MCP tools, prompts, and resources.

Enables Alexa+ and other agents to query door events, expected visitor context, quick replies, escalation controls, and accessibility preferences, turning Ring doorbell signals into grounded, consent-aware intelligence for voice and TV interactions.

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.

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.

Enables AI agents to control an ESP32 board's relays, GPIO pins and analog sensors over a small HTTP API on the local network, with no cloud service in the middle.

Enables users to manage their Xfinity ISP accounts through automated browser sessions for tasks like checking data usage and paying bills. It supports monitoring service outages and remotely restarting equipment using natural language commands.

Enables AI clients to inspect and control a Home Assistant instance over its REST API using a long-lived access token, reading entity states, services, history, logbook, error logs, and calendars, rendering Jinja2 templates, and calling services, firing events, or setting and deleting states, with a generic API escape hatch for other endpoints.

Renders pixel-exact images tailored to a display's resolution and colour depth (e-paper, OLED, TFT) and hosts them over stable HTTP URLs that devices can poll, with support for custom profiles, labels, and change detection to skip needless refreshes. Enables agents and automation to generate dashboard, alert, or calendar layouts for small screens and serve them to any display that can fetch a URL.

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

Enables AI assistants to control a local LedFX instance through natural language, allowing management of LED devices, virtuals, effects, scenes, palettes, and playlists.

Enables Claude Code and other MCP clients to inspect and manage a TP-Link router over stdio, including device lists, DHCP leases and reservations, Wi-Fi settings, firmware and IP status, mesh nodes, and safe raw endpoint requests with confirmation for writes and secret masking.

Exposes the Home Assistant Automation API integration as MCP tools so an AI agent can manage automations, helpers and template entities, Lovelace dashboards, entity/device/config-entry registries, recorder history, and native entity state and service calls without hand-editing YAML.

Enables control of a home lab through a single MCP server, exposing tools for Home Assistant, Portainer, Sonarr, Radarr, SABnzbd, and Jellyfin so Claude can query states, manage containers and stacks, handle media libraries and download queues, and run automations. Each service is optional and can be configured via environment variables, with a read-only mode and bearer-token-protected HTTP transport for always-on deployments.

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 assistants to operate a home lab through one authenticated HTTPS endpoint, including managing Proxmox VMs and containers, Home Assistant and ESPHome devices, Docker, shell access over SSH, Fully Kiosk tablets, and network discovery.