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Manage ESPHome devices, validate configs, and flash firmware via dashboard protocol.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "ESPHome MCP" yet — see the docs or source repo.
List all devices in the current ESPHome dashboard and return device name, online status, IP address, firmware version, and last seen time, grouped by online status.
A device inventory grouped by online and offline status with key fields for operations troubleshooting.
Validate the ESPHome configuration for the living room temperature and humidity node, identify syntax or field errors, and provide directly applicable fixes.
Validation results, error explanations, and corrected configuration suggestions to help pass validation quickly.
Build firmware for the device named garage-sensor using the latest configuration, flash it after successful validation, and report progress and final status for each stage.
An execution report covering validation, build, and flashing steps, including final success or failure reasons.
Connect MCP to ESP32 Tasmota devices for structured control and sensor reading.
Enable any MCP client to browse, search, and interact with websites.
Scan, connect, troubleshoot, and automate Linux WiFi networks via MCP.
Control external Home Assistant devices through an MCP layer and frontend page.
Aggregate multiple MCP servers into one endpoint for unified tool access.
Securely run local programs, file tasks, and network diagnostics from mobile MCP clients.