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Enables AI agents and humans to control various hardware boards (ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.) through a unified API via MCP, with real-time dashboard support.

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.

Enables AI clients to connect to live IoT deployments, read devices, provision hardware, deploy automation rules, manage alarms, and send commands to physical equipment.

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.

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.

MCP server for the AIRIOT IoT platform, enabling AI assistants to manage data tables, records, devices, alarms, files, and more through natural language.

Enables AI models to interact with TagoIO IoT platform accounts, providing access to device management, real-time data analysis, and AI-powered code generation for IoT development workflows.

Enables MCP clients to interact with the Ubidots IoT platform for managing IoT devices, data, and automation through natural language.

Enables managing UniFi networks through natural language, allowing users to monitor clients, check network health, and perform device actions like blocking or restarting access points. It securely connects UniFi Controllers to MCP clients with features like Google OAuth authentication.

An MCP server that exposes Home Assistant's REST and WebSocket APIs as 182 tools, enabling clients like Claude Code to control lights, climate, media, automations, and more. It also provides a status dashboard and supports running as a Home Assistant app or container.

A Model Context Protocol server for controlling LIFX smart lights, enabling AI assistants to manage power, color, brightness, effects, and scenes.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to manage LoRaWAN devices on Actility ThingPark, allowing device listing, details, and downlink command sending via natural language.

Enables users to list, search, query, and control Hubitat home automation devices from MCP-compatible AI assistants like Claude Desktop.

Enables control of local Xiaomi smart home devices via MCP, allowing reading real-time status and setting properties through natural language, without relying on the Xiaomi cloud.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI assistants like Claude to control real smart bulbs via UDP network communication, featuring voice commands, AI reasoning, and direct hardware control.

A ModelContextProtocol server that enables Claude AI to detect and scan nearby Bluetooth devices, providing Bluetooth sensing capabilities to Claude through a compatible MCP interface.

Minimal in-memory Node.js server for the Gatepass gate-control prototype, exposing a REST API and an MCP tool (open_gate) to manage shared gate state.

Server that connects MCP (Multi-Capability Platform) with OpenHAB REST API, allowing MCP to interact with OpenHAB items through operations like getItemState and sendCommand.

MCP server for the CultivarIA platform, enabling AI assistants to query real-time and historical telemetry from cultivation modules, analyze plant health, and control actuators like irrigation and climate systems via standardized tools and resources.

Enables AI agents to integrate with the bilas.id POS and laundry management platform for authentication, financial reporting, expense tracking, invoice lookup, production monitoring, IoT machine status, and outlet profile management.