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"Using AI to control and access data from Home Assistant and smart home devices" matching MCP tools:

  • Create a Home Assistant user without sign-in credentials; then call ha_set_user_credentials to set their username and password.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Retrieve all Home Assistant areas (rooms) from the area registry via WebSocket to get area IDs and names before assigning entities, devices, or labels.
    MIT
  • Restart Home Assistant to apply configuration changes or resolve issues. Temporarily disrupts all Home Assistant operations.
    MIT
  • Restart Home Assistant to apply changes or resolve operational issues. Be aware this action temporarily disrupts all Home Assistant operations.
    MIT
  • Restarts Home Assistant to apply changes or resolve problems. Temporarily disrupts all connected devices and automations.
    MIT
  • List all smart-home devices with current states and available routines, providing a full view of your household's device management.
    MIT

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    Integrates Claude AI with Home Assistant to control smart home devices via natural language.
    92 npm
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    Enables natural language control of Home Assistant smart home devices through Cursor AI, supporting entity queries, automation management, configuration file editing, and system operations.
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  • T.A.O. — Reach home. Signed agent check-ins and a public roster; no agent execution.

  • Free, private, and secure remote MCP server for Home Assistant. Control your smart home devices, get live states, execute Home Assistant commands, build automations, scripts, dashboards, and more. Learn More: https://homeway.io/mcp

  • List all devices registered in Home Assistant's device registry to view and manage device information.
    MIT
  • List all devices from the Home Assistant device registry to see what's available for monitoring and control.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of all areas or rooms configured in Home Assistant to understand the spatial layout of your smart home.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all Home Assistant entity states for monitoring, analysis, and troubleshooting of your smart home.
    MIT
  • Call any Home Assistant service directly using domain and service name, with optional data parameters to control entities or trigger automations.
    MIT
  • Invoke any Home Assistant service by providing domain, service, and optional data to control devices and automations.
    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
  • List all smart home groups and their assigned devices in Alexa. View room configurations for your smart home setup.
    MIT
  • Unlinks a VomeHome standby or local fallback from the main home. The request is refused if the standby is running the home; Home Assistant remains stopped until manually started.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Search Home Assistant entities by area, domain, or keywords to find IDs, names, states, and areas for OpenDeck keys; with no filters, list areas and domains.
    MIT
  • Call any Home Assistant service to control devices, trigger automations, and manage smart home actions using domain, service, and optional data.
    MIT
  • Discover every smart home actor and network device linked to your FRITZ!Box. View connected devices to monitor and manage your home network.
    MIT
  • Control smart home devices by turning them on, off, or toggling. Supports additional parameters like brightness or temperature.
    MIT
  • Get the current Home Assistant version number. Use this tool to check your smart home platform version for compatibility or update verification.
    MIT