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"A server for controlling smart home lights" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve the current state of any Home Assistant entity by its ID, including lights, climate, sensors, and media. Instantly check device status to automate and manage your smart home.
    Apache 2.0
  • Turn off all lights in Home Assistant with user confirmation, optionally creating a 'Blackout' scene for future use while allowing specific exclusions.
    MIT
  • Upload your home base to your server for private backup. Select one or many items; for sharing, use send.
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  • Discover all JMRI layout lights and their current ON/OFF state. Use this to see what lights exist before controlling them, without side effects.
    AGPL 3.0
  • 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
  • Diagnose Home Assistant lighting scenes by testing connectivity, identifying issues like missing lights or null values, and providing actionable recommendations.
    MIT

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  • Update an existing Alexa smart home group or room by setting its name and complete list of appliance IDs. Requires the group ID from alexa_list_groups.
    MIT
  • Update an existing Alexa smart home group by setting its name and complete list of appliance IDs. Use it to rename a room or change which devices belong to it.
    MIT
  • Get a quick summary of your Matter smart home status: lights on/off, active sensors, connected bridges, and total devices.
    MIT
  • List available myGEKKO devices, optionally filtered by system (e.g., lights, blinds, roomtemps) to view smart-home devices.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current state of a smart home device by providing its unique path.
    MIT
  • List all smart home groups and their assigned devices in Alexa. View room configurations for your smart home setup.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all smart home groups and rooms configured in Alexa, showing which devices belong to each group. Use it to map devices to their assigned rooms.
    MIT
  • List all smart home groups or rooms configured in Alexa, showing device assignments for each group.
    MIT
  • Control smart home devices by turning them on, off, or toggling. Supports additional parameters like brightness or temperature.
    MIT
  • Search the smart store selection to find products available for home delivery. Use query, sorting, and pagination to refine results.
    MIT
  • Turn on all lights in a Home Assistant area using the area ID. Optionally set transition time and brightness percentage for customized control.
    MIT
  • Query current state of smart home devices: check on/off status, brightness, temperature, and other attributes using device entity IDs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current state of one or more smart home devices—on/off, brightness, temperature—by supplying their entity IDs.
    MIT
  • Query smart home device states like on/off, brightness, and temperature using entity IDs to get real-time status.
    MIT