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"Zigbee" matching MCP tools:

  • Lists configured Home Assistant integrations or retrieves detailed config entry info, including options, diagnostics, subentries, and schemas, to inspect or troubleshoot integrations.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Home Assistant device information with pagination and filters, or get full details for a specific device using its ID or entity ID. Supports Zigbee, Z-Wave, and Matter devices.
    MIT
  • Manage Home Assistant radios for Z-Wave, Zigbee, Matter, and Thread: commission, remove, heal, reconfigure, update firmware, and run diagnostics or active pings.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Install, start, stop, restart, update, configure, or proxy Home Assistant add-ons (apps) to manage their lifecycle, settings, and API access.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Open or close the Zigbee network to pair new devices, optionally restricting joining to a specific router for targeted placement.
    MIT

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  • Send state commands to Zigbee devices or groups (e.g., turn ON/OFF, set brightness). Use 'get' mode to request a value without changing anything; confirm device action by reading state afterward.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent Zigbee action events for a device from the recorder database, with optional filtering by action type. More efficient than the logbook API.
    MIT
  • Scan Zigbee mesh topology to identify device connections, link quality, routes, and orphaned/weak nodes. Use deliberately as scanning can temporarily degrade network responsiveness.
    MIT
  • List Zigbee groups, their member devices, and scenes for read-only inspection. Useful for verifying group configuration and spotting empty groups.
    MIT
  • Trigger active OTA firmware update checks on Zigbee devices, placing real network traffic to get current availability. Use when a fresh check is needed.
    MIT
  • Configure how often a Zigbee device reports an attribute. Adjust minimum and maximum intervals to improve responsiveness or save battery, with 65535 to disable.
    MIT
  • List Zigbee devices with administrative detail and filter by type, availability, or problems. Sort by battery or link quality to identify weak-signal or offline devices.
    MIT
  • Bind or unbind Zigbee clusters between devices or groups for direct control even if the bridge is down. Use clear to remove all binds from a source device.
    MIT
  • Retrieve device registry details including integration, manufacturer, model, and connections to identify network protocol and configuration entry for debugging or re-pairing.
    MIT
  • Reboot your Homey Pro to resolve stale devices or Z-Wave/Zigbee mesh issues after firmware updates. Takes 2-3 minutes to come back online.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Get current Zigbee2MQTT bridge status: version, coordinator, channel, permit join state, restart required, and host memory. Use this read-only check to understand your mesh before diagnosing problems.
    MIT
  • Retrieve full details for a single Zigbee device, including state, properties, options, endpoints, bindings, and reportings, to discover valid values before configuring device settings.
    MIT