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    ac-infinity-mcp is an MCP server that connects Claude (and other AI assistants) directly to your AC Infinity controllers — so you can read live sensor data, run analytics, and adjust fan speeds or port states using natural language, without opening the AC Infinity app.
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  • Retrieve the active mode, speed target, and full automation configuration for a specific AC Infinity port, including VPD, temperature, humidity, schedule, and cycle settings.
    MIT
  • Set fan or dimmer speed (1-10) on a specific port of an AC Infinity controller. Use dry_run to preview changes before applying.
    MIT
  • Enable temperature automation on a controller port by switching to AUTO mode and setting min/max temperature thresholds. The fan speeds up above max_temp and slows down below min_temp.
    MIT
  • Enable humidity-based automation on a controller port by setting minimum and maximum relative humidity thresholds. The controller adjusts fan speed to maintain humidity within the defined range.
    MIT
  • Get detailed configuration of a single advance automation, including schedule, port groups, and human-readable summary, from an AC Infinity controller.
    MIT
  • Break a port free from Advance Automation by disabling the governing automation and locking co-ports to their current speeds, allowing safe manual control on AC Infinity controllers.
    MIT
  • Turn off a device connected to an AC Infinity controller port by setting its mode to OFF and speed to zero. Supports dry run to preview changes before writing.
    MIT
  • Switch a port to any AC Infinity automation mode, from OFF to VPD to timer-based schedules. Provide the device ID and port number to configure.
    MIT
  • Turn a port on at full speed on AC Infinity controllers. Supports fan and on/off toggle devices; includes dry-run mode to preview the payload.
    MIT