"common room" matching MCP servers:

Enables MCP-compatible AI agents to read room temperatures and control smart home lights via natural language.

Enables Claude, Codex, and other MCP clients to inspect a robot vacuum's status, rooms, bag estimate, history, and floor map, and to start, control, and configure local cleaning runs. Also supports recording bag swaps and saving room aliases through natural language.

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.

Enables reading, setting, toggling, creating, and deleting alarms on a Philips Somneo wake-up light, plus reading bedroom room sensors (temperature, humidity, light, noise). It talks directly to the device's local HTTPS API, without app or cloud.

An unofficial MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes a Vaillant heat pump's data to AI assistants like Claude. Query outdoor and room temperatures, hot water status, energy consumption, COP estimates, schedules, and diagnostics through natural conversation.

Enables control and management of smart home devices across multiple rooms through specialized MCP servers. Supports lights, thermostats, fans, and ovens with room-specific rules and automatic persistence.

Enables Claude to control Philips Hue lights through a Hue Bridge on the local network, handling plain-language requests for on/off, brightness, color, scenes, looping effects, and whole-room power budgets. Fades and timers run on the bridge itself, and no Hue cloud account is required.

Enables controlling Bluesound/BluOS players with transport, volume, multi-room grouping, presets, and search/play across streaming services like TIDAL and TuneIn.

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.

Integrates AI assistants with the Domoticz home automation system to monitor and control smart home devices, scenes, and variables. It enables users to manage device states, room configurations, and system logs through the Model Context Protocol.

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.

Enables AI assistants and agents to query and control a Loxone Miniserver installation via MCP, using existing room and control names without cloud services. Also provides selected LoxBerry information, secured by Loxone login.

Provides a control room for inspecting A1 Evo AcoustiX artifacts, operating REW measurement workflows, coordinating calibration presets, and making allowlisted Denon/Marantz receiver changes with backups and verification.

A lightweight server for Samsung SmartThings, offering tools to manage devices and rooms. Features include room mapping, device listing, status checks, and command execution. #IoT, #Python, #HomeAutomation #Smartthings

Enables control of TP-Link Kasa smart home devices through natural language commands. Supports device control, lighting scenes, room-based organization, and real-time status monitoring for smart plugs and bulbs.

An MCP server that lets Claude read and switch the 3 lights in the innovation room through ThingsBoard, using natural language.

Enables control of OXII smart home devices through the Model Context Protocol, supporting device switching, air conditioner control, cronjobs, and room scenarios. Integrates with chatbots and MCP-compatible clients for natural language home automation.