"Amazon Fire TV" matching MCP servers:

Vision-capable MCP server for controlling Amazon Fire TV through Home Assistant, providing screenshot-guided observation, remote commands, and app/URI actions via authenticated REST calls.

Set up Android TV, Google TV and Fire TV boxes over ADB on the local network: discover and pair boxes, set any launcher as the HOME app, install apps, take screenshots and run checks. No raw shell tool; the tools that change the box ask before they run.

MCP server for controlling Google TV devices via natural language. Enables key presses, text input, and app launching on paired devices.

Enables AI agents to control a Samsung Tizen smart TV on the local network directly over its local APIs, with no cloud account or hub required. Agents can check power and volume status, switch the TV on or off, send remote keys, type text, launch apps, and play YouTube videos, all under configurable volume and key-press guardrails.

Control any smart TV with natural language — play Netflix/YouTube/Spotify by name, cast URLs, scene presets, multi-room audio, and multi-TV sync. Supports LG, Samsung, Android TV, Roku.

Control a Vizio SmartCast TV over your local network via the SmartCast local API, with no cloud required.

Enables an AI agent or script to control Android TV and LG webOS devices over streamable HTTP, including key presses, app launches, power and wake, input switching, sleep timers, toasts, status checks, screenshots, and device scans, with bearer-token authentication and an app denylist.

Enables AI assistants to discover and control smart TVs on the local network, including power, volume, navigation, and app launching across multiple brands.

Turns AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT into a remote control for LG webOS smart TVs, enabling power control, volume, app launching, input switching, and more, all locally without cloud APIs.

Enables Claude to control a Samsung Tizen smart TV over the local network without cloud services, covering power on/off, launching and closing apps, casting YouTube videos, sending remote keys, adjusting volume, and checking TV status and health.

Gives AI coding agents eyes and hands on a TV: capture the screen as an image, press remote keys, type text, read console logs and JS errors, deploy projects, launch apps, and apply or revert system tweaks across Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV, Roku and LG webOS. This lets an agent design, live-check and iterate on a custom ad-free home screen directly on the big screen.

Enables autonomous multimodal ambient security and living-room automation by exposing Ring, Fire TV, Bee wearable, Alexa+, and AWS Bedrock vision capabilities through MCP tools, resources, and prompts.

Enables control of TV and air conditioner through natural language commands via Cursor or Claude Desktop.

Enables an AI agent to control an LG webOS TV by reading playback status, listing and launching apps, adjusting volume or mute, and powering it off.

Enables discovering, pairing with, and controlling Samsung Tizen TVs on a local network.

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 Claude to control a LAN-based extended TV display setup, including starting and stopping the third-screen stream, changing resolution, checking status, capturing the Android box screen, and controlling the box and Hisense TV through natural language.

Enables an AI assistant to control and diagnose TVs, including Miracast, Samsung Tizen, and Android TV over ADB, with remote keys, app launching, wake-on-LAN, and scrcpy mirroring.

A personal viewing assistant for Samsung TV that integrates Stremio, Spotify, and optional Trakt, allowing natural language control to find, queue, and play episodes, manage playback, and control TV and Spotify.

Enables an AI agent to maintain a live model of a household kitchen through 14 MCP tools over Streamable HTTP, covering pantry inventory with expiry tracking, ingredient-based recipe matching, shopping lists that auto-restock the pantry, and meal planning. It also drives a Fire TV-style cook mode that displays the planned recipe as step-by-step instructions.

Enables AI assistants to fetch live environmental telemetry, verify local Fire TV and smart-meter hardware over TCP sockets, calibrate display and audio settings, orchestrate smart-home scenes, calculate energy savings, and answer natural-language questions about its capabilities.

It enables Alexa+ to monitor live Fire TV playback, apply child-profile-based scene interventions, and perform real-time subtitle translation, dubbing, and dialogue replacement without leaving playback.

Enables control of a paired Android TV or Google TV through a relay: list devices, send remote keys, launch apps and intents, resolve and play titles via streaming providers, and observe the screen.

Turns any Claude-compatible AI chat into a universal remote for Android TV and Google TV via a cloud relay, enabling natural language control of your TV from anywhere.

Enables context-aware smart-home event triage by normalizing Ring edge telemetry, correlating wearable notes and schedules, invoking AWS Bedrock reasoning, selectively interrupting Fire TV with picture-in-picture alerts, and archiving incidents to S3.

Lets an MCP client control an NVIDIA Shield TV over the Android TV Remote protocol v2 by pressing remote keys, launching allow-listed apps, waking or sleeping the device, and reading its power state and foreground app.

Enables AI to search for video streaming URLs and play them directly on Xiaomi TV or other Android TVs. Supports custom configurations for multiple devices.

An MCP server that lets AI agents control Android TVs via ADB, including searching and playing content across streaming services, managing power and volume, and sending remote control commands.

Enables controlling Amazon Blink cameras, including aiming pan/tilt mounts and capturing snapshots, through MCP tools.

Enables controlling Amazon Alexa accounts through Alexa's private web API, including listing and controlling Echo speakers, Echo Shows and Fire TVs, making devices speak or announce, running routines, controlling smart-home devices and scenes, managing shopping and to-do lists, and viewing alarms, timers and reminders. Destructive actions are confirmation-gated, and arbitrary voice commands are deliberately excluded.