What commands are supported?
The server supports commands to turn lights on/off, adjust temperature, lock/unlock doors, and check overall status.
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Projeto de aprendizado sobre assunto Servidor MCP
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Projeto: Servidor MCP de Automação Residencial is an educational MCP server that simulates controlling home automation devices. It allows users to manage lights, temperature, and door locks via terminal commands, serving as a study tool for Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation.
Start the server by running server.py and interact with it using client.py. The server processes terminal commands for lights, temperature, doors, and overall status.
The server supports commands to turn lights on/off, adjust temperature, lock/unlock doors, and check overall status.
The project includes `server.py`, a `processor/` directory with `commands.py` and action modules for lights, door, and temperature, plus a `client.py` for testing.
No, it is an educational project focused on studying MCP server implementation.
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