#home-automation

A Node.js + TypeScript-based MCP server that lets you control a smart bulb inside your room—turn it on/off, change brightness, and adjust color dynamically over the local network or cloud integration.

Home Assistant MCP Server

## Features - **Device Control**: GPIO, PWM, sensors, cameras - **Robotic Arms**: Amber B1, Lucid One with gripper support - **Mesh Networking**: Auto-discovery across LAN - **Security**: AES-256 encryption, token auth ## Installation pip install regennexus

mcp-divoom-lan is an open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes Divoom watchface customization over local LAN HTTP. AI assistants can read and patch the current on-device watchface JSON, manage fonts and store market lists, switch the active dial, adjust brightness, and run multipart flows for background replacement, file upload, and creating a local clock—while following a read-before-write workflow and explicit warnings for destructive actions (e.g. reset-from-cloud). Requires network access to the Divoom device; configure DIVOOM_DEVICE_HOST (and optionally port/timeout). MIT license; Node.js 20+; stdio transport.

An MCP server that connects AI assistants to Ambient Weather personal weather stations. Built with Python FastMCP. Exposes three tools: ping (health check), get_devices (lists all stations on your account with latest readings), and get_current_weather (full weather report for a specific station by MAC address). Includes a 60-second TTL cache that respects Ambient Weather's API rate limits. Supports OS keyring for local development and environment variables for containerized deployments. Distributed as a Docker image with a multi-stage build, non-root user, and OCI labels. Tested live against real weather stations with Claude Desktop, VS Code, and Kiro.