"JSON Web Tokens" matching MCP servers:

An unofficial read-only MCP server for Panasonic AiSEG2 home energy management controllers, enabling clients to read live power flow, per-circuit consumption, circuit names, daily totals, and historical energy/cost data from the device's local web interface.

MCP server for Blue Iris NVR, enabling camera health checks, live/historical snapshots, clip/alert search, and PTZ control via the Blue Iris JSON API.

Enables MCP clients to control Sony Bravia TVs over the local network, including power, HDMI inputs, apps, volume, and mute through the TV's JSON-RPC API.

Lets an MCP client read port, statistics, VLAN and PoE status from TP-Link Easy Smart switches and, when explicitly gated, power-cycle a wedged PoE camera over the LAN without opening the switch's web UI. It talks the switch's HTML/cgi protocol directly, with double-gated writes, dry-run, protected ports, and lockout-aware failure handling.

Enables Claude to read, analyze, optimize, and execute IP-Symcon PHP scripts via JSON-RPC API, turning automation development into a dialogue.

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.

Enables interacting with MQTT brokers to publish, subscribe, and manage connections, with a real-time web UI for visual feedback.

Enables control of Matter smart-home devices via REST and MCP APIs, supporting lights, sensors, and AC units with federation capabilities.

Enables AI assistants to publish and subscribe to MQTT topics with configurable transport options (STDIO, Streamable HTTP, SSE), supporting both local development and web deployments with flexible broker authentication.

Enables AI agents and MCP clients to talk directly to a local TP-Link VIGI NVR over its JSON API, reading device, camera, storage, and recording data, managing channels, and exporting footage as clips or snapshots over RTSP. Every mutating action is double-gated and dry-runnable, and authentication is engineered around the NVR's account-lockout so an agent cannot lock you out of your own recordings.

Enables AI agents to manage Keenetic routers through the same RCI API used by the router's web interface, working directly over the local network without cloud involvement. It supports reading device statuses and executing configuration changes, with confirm, dry-run, and destructive-action safeguards.

Exposes 21 tools that let an AI agent read and write the configuration of an SFR NB6VAC fibre box over its reverse-engineered web interface, covering WAN status, connected devices, Wi-Fi SSIDs and WPA keys, DHCP, NAT port forwarding, DMZ, UPnP, firewall, DDNS, Wake-on-LAN and reboots.

Enables AI agents to control Digital Loggers (DLI) Web Power Switches for hardware discovery, status querying, and power operations. It features a safety-first architecture with configurable access levels to protect critical infrastructure from unauthorized or accidental power loss.

Provides a configurable web server foundation for ioBroker home automation systems to implement Model Context Protocol functionality. Features HTTP/HTTPS support, authentication, and basic REST API endpoints for adapter integration.

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.

Enables Claude to compose, validate, preview, and push JSON documents to an e-paper display powered by an ESP32, with status tracking of the panel's fetch and rendering.

Connects MCP clients such as Claude to a NIBE myUplink heat-pump account, letting users list systems and devices, read sensor values and common parameters, check alarms, view smart-home zones, and write settings where scopes allow. Handles the OAuth2 authorization-code and client-credentials flows, refreshing tokens automatically while keeping credentials in a local .env file.

MCP server for controlling KEF wireless speakers (LSX II, LS50 Wireless II, LS60) and playing Spotify on them via local network and Spotify Web API.

Enables clients to discover and read authorized vessel telemetry, state snapshots, and historical data, and to inspect and invoke approved read-only core or plugin operations over Streamable HTTP. It reuses the existing Signal K bearer tokens, permissions, and staleness/ACL checks, requiring no extra account, key, listener, or container.

Enables AI assistants to control Bluetooth Low Energy devices remotely through a WebSocket and Web Bluetooth bridge, exposing tools for vibration, suction, licking, pulsing, and status checks.