mcp-server-home-assistant
This project is a Model Context Protocol Server designed to work with Home Assistant. It provides a way to enhance Home Assistant by integrating Model Context Protocol capabilities, facilitating automation and management within smart home setups.
What is the Model Context Protocol?
The Model Context Protocol is a framework that allows for structured communication and automation between different systems, enhancing interoperability and functionality.
How do I install the MCP Server for Home Assistant?
You can install the MCP Server by adding the custom component to your Home Assistant instance and configuring it with a Long Lived Access Token.
Is the MCP Server for Home Assistant moving to the core?
Yes, the custom component required for this integration is being moved to the Home Assistant Core, as indicated by the pull request on the Home Assistant GitHub repository.
What is a Long Lived Access Token?
A Long Lived Access Token is a secure token used to authenticate and authorize access to your Home Assistant instance, allowing for persistent and secure communication.
Where can I view the logs for the MCP Server?
Logs for the MCP Server can be viewed in the directory ~Library/Logs/Claude/mcp-server-Home-assistant.log to monitor its activity and troubleshoot issues.