Lists ESPHome devices with their YAML configurations, Home Assistant device registry entries, and current online status.
MIT
602,471 tools. Updated 2026-09-23 09:23
"ESPHome" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve ESPHome add-on status, current version, and update availability from the Home Assistant Supervisor API.MIT
- Ping the ESPHome dashboard URL to confirm it is reachable and responding.MIT
- Write ESPHome device YAML configuration to /config/esphome/, with syntax validation and support for Home Assistant custom tags like !secret and !include.MIT
- Delete an LVGL widget from an ESPHome device page by widget ID, then save the updated configuration. Requires subsequent validation, compilation, and upload.MIT
- Retrieve the YAML configuration file for any ESPHome device by providing its name.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceEnables MCP clients to manage ESPHome devices via the 2026.6+ dashboard WebSocket protocol, including listing, configuring, validating, and flashing firmware.26MIT
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityBmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to manage ESPHome devices by listing, inspecting, editing, validating, compiling, and flashing firmware over-the-air via the ESPHome WebSocket API.16MIT
- Compile ESPHome firmware for a device using the Dashboard API, blocking until compilation finishes.MIT
- Retrieve all Home Assistant entities for a specified ESPHome device by providing its name or slug.MIT
- Validate ESPHome YAML configuration instantly via Dashboard API without compiling.MIT
- Retrieve ESPHome add-on logs to debug compile errors, monitor OTA updates, and check device connections.MIT
- Remove stale MQTT discovery entries for ESPHome devices, cleaning up Home Assistant's device registry.MIT
- Retrieves all LVGL widgets from an ESPHome device page, returning widget types, IDs, positions, and properties.MIT
- Retrieve LVGL page configurations from an ESPHome device, including widget counts and background colors.MIT
- Retrieve LVGL theme and style definitions from an ESPHome device configuration.MIT
- Retrieve all entity states from an ESPHome device to monitor its current status and sensor readings. Ideal for checking the operational state of connected components.-
- Trigger over-the-air compilation for an ESPHome device to build and deploy firmware updates remotely using the device ID and device name.-
- Get detailed information about a specific ESPHome device by providing its device ID and name, enabling effective IoT device monitoring and troubleshooting.-
- Invoke specific services on ESPHome devices to control IoT hardware, such as turning on lights or switching relays.-
- Retrieve real-time logs from an ESPHome device to troubleshoot issues and monitor device activity.-
- List all ESPHome devices managed by the dashboard for monitoring and management of IoT infrastructure.-
- Install, start, stop, restart, update, configure, or proxy Home Assistant add-ons (apps) to manage their lifecycle, settings, and API access.MITDestructive