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"Tuta" matching MCP tools:

  • Turn on any Tuya or Smart Life device by device ID or name. Optionally specify a switch code to control specific switches on multi-switch devices.
    MIT
  • List all Tuya devices on your local network, returning names, IDs, IPs, and protocol versions to identify and manage them.
    MIT
  • Adjust the brightness of any Tuya smart light using device ID or name. Specify a value from 0 (minimum) to 1000 (maximum) to control illumination precisely.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current state of every registered Tuya device, reporting failures individually so one offline device does not hide the rest.
    MIT

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    MCP server giving Claude access to Tuta mail, calendar, contacts and drive. Supports mail modes (dedicated/shared/folder), trusted sender filtering with E2E verification, and Docker-based setup.
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    Allows a locally running MCP host to send a single verified close-door command to a Tuya roller shutter over LAN, with explicit confirmation and DPS mapping required for safety.
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  • Adjust a light to white mode with a color temperature percentage (0 warm, 100 cool), optionally setting brightness.
    MIT
  • Close a Tuya roller shutter over LAN by sending a verified close command only after explicit confirmation, preventing accidental activation.
    MIT
  • Listen for Tuya device beacons on the local network to find devices with changed IPs or missing from the registry. No packets transmitted—only receives broadcasts.
    MIT
  • Turn any Tuya or Smart Life device on or off directly over your local network, with optional datapoint override for custom relay switches.
    MIT
  • Write a raw Tuya datapoint to control devices unsupported by helper tools, such as fans, curtains, heaters, and valves. Use get_status to discover exposed datapoints and their types.
    MIT
  • Send custom commands to Tuya smart devices by device ID or name. Provide a JSON string of commands to control device functions directly.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current state of a Tuya or Smart Life device by its friendly name, ID, or IP address. Returns raw datapoints with common values interpreted to show device status.
    MIT
  • Turn off a Tuya smart device by its ID or name. For multi-switch devices, specify the switch_code (e.g., switch_1) to control a specific switch.
    MIT
  • Toggle any Tuya or Smart Life device on or off using its device ID or name. Automatically switches the device to the opposite state.
    MIT
  • Adjust a light's brightness to any level from 0 to 100 percent, ensuring your Tuya device achieves the exact illumination needed for any task or mood.
    MIT
  • Change a Tuya or Smart Life light's color directly on the local network using a hex value like '#FF8800' or 'f80'. Avoids cloud round-trips for color control.
    MIT
  • Set the color of Tuya RGB lights by device ID or name using HSV values. Specify hue, saturation, and value to achieve your desired lighting color.
    MIT