Overview
What is Nature Remo MCP server?
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that wraps the Nature Remo API, allowing AI assistants to manage and automate interactions with Nature Remo smart home devices such as TVs and air conditioners. It is designed for developers who want to control their Nature Remo appliances through chat interfaces like Claude Desktop or VS Code.
How to use Nature Remo MCP server?
Configure the server in your MCP client (VS Code or Claude Desktop) using the npx -y noboru-i/nature-remo-mcp-server command. Set the ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable to your Nature Remo access token (obtained from Nature Remo Home). Add the JSON configuration snippet to your user settings or mcpServers block.
Key features of Nature Remo MCP server
- List all devices registered on your home.
- List all appliances registered on your home.
- Operate a TV appliance (press buttons multiple times).
- Operate an air conditioner (adjust mode, temperature, direction, volume).
- All interactions require a valid Nature Remo access token.
- Uses standard MCP SDK for seamless integration with compatible hosts.
Use cases of Nature Remo MCP server
- Ask an AI assistant to turn on the TV or change the channel.
- Set the air conditioner to a specific temperature and mode via text command.
- Quickly list all appliances in your home to check their status.
- Automate home control routines through combined prompts and tools.
FAQ from Nature Remo MCP server
What tools does Nature Remo MCP server provide?
It provides four tools: list_devices, list_appliances, operate_tv, and operate_aircon. Each tool has defined parameters as documented in the README.
How do I get an access token for Nature Remo MCP server?
Create your own access token on the Nature Remo Home website. More details are available in the Nature Remo developer documentation.
Can I control appliances other than TVs and air conditioners?
The server currently only offers tools for operating TVs and air conditioners (operate_tv and operate_aircon). Other appliance types are not supported based on the tool list in the README.
What runtime environment does Nature Remo MCP server require?
It runs via npx (Node.js package runner) and requires Node.js. No additional runtime is specified beyond the standard Node.js environment.
How is authentication handled?
Authentication is done by providing your Nature Remo access token in the ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable when starting the server. The token is passed directly to the Nature Remo API.
