Turn off all lights in Home Assistant with user confirmation, optionally creating a 'Blackout' scene for future use while allowing specific exclusions.
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- Adjust Home Assistant light settings including brightness, color, temperature, and effects. Requires explicit user confirmation for each change.MIT
- Update an existing Home Assistant light scene with current lighting states. Capture all lights or specific ones to save customized room atmospheres for later recall.MIT
- Control smart home devices by turning them on, off, or toggling. Supports additional parameters like brightness or temperature.MIT
- Diagnose Home Assistant lighting scenes by testing connectivity, identifying issues like missing lights or null values, and providing actionable recommendations.MIT
- Update an existing Alexa smart home group: set the group name and assign device IDs to it.MIT
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- List all smart home groups and their assigned devices in Alexa. View room configurations for your smart home setup.MIT
- Query current state of smart home devices: check on/off status, brightness, temperature, and other attributes using device entity IDs.MIT
- Create an Alexa smart home group by specifying a name and optionally assigning appliance IDs. Organize devices into rooms for easier control.MIT
- List all smart home devices with appliance IDs and source details to identify orphaned devices that remain in Alexa but are no longer exposed by their source.MIT
- Control your smart home by calling any Home Assistant service, from turning on lights to setting climate, with optional parameters.MIT
- Retrieve a complete list of smart home devices registered in your Alexa account, including lights, switches, sensors, and more.MIT
- Delete an Alexa smart home group or room using its group ID. Get group IDs from the alexa_list_groups tool.MIT
- Activate Nanoleaf smart lights to illuminate your space using the Nanoleaf MCP Server, enabling control from compatible clients like Warp terminal.MIT
- Turn off Nanoleaf smart lights using the Model Context Protocol server. Control lighting directly from your terminal or MCP-compatible client.MIT
- Retrieve all available lighting scenes from Home Assistant to manage and activate preset configurations for your smart lights.MIT
- Adjust the brightness level of Nanoleaf smart lights from 0 to 100 percent using the MCP server for precise lighting control.MIT
- Apply visual effects to Nanoleaf smart lights by specifying effect names, enabling dynamic lighting control through the MCP server.MIT
- Retrieve all smart lights connected to your LIFX account to manage and control your lighting setup.ISC
- Control LIFX smart lights by adjusting power, color, brightness, and infrared settings for selected lights.ISC