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Control local Xiaomi smart home devices and read status via MCP
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-xiaomi-server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Read the real-time status of my living room air purifier and bedroom lamp, then return a concise list.
Returns the current status of the selected Xiaomi devices, such as power state or other readable properties.
Turn on the Xiaomi lamp in the study and set its brightness to 60%.
Executes the requested device control and reports whether the property was updated successfully.
Switch the Xiaomi devices in the living room to night mode: turn off the main light and keep the ambient light on.
Applies multiple control actions to local devices and summarizes the result of each action.
Developers or power users can control local Xiaomi smart home devices through an MCP-enabled AI assistant using natural language. This helps reduce the need to switch between apps manually.
When you need to confirm whether a device is on or inspect real-time properties, this tool can read local device status. It is useful for home automation troubleshooting or daily checks.
For users who prefer not to rely on the Xiaomi cloud, this tool provides a local control path. It fits scenarios that prioritize local operation, stability, or privacy.
It is an MCP tool that lets an AI control local Xiaomi smart home devices through natural language. It can also read real-time status and set device properties.
According to the description, it does not rely on the Xiaomi cloud and is intended for local device control. For connection details, see the source repository.
The provided material does not include installation steps or prerequisites. For runtime, configuration, or whether keys are required, see the source repository.
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