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Control GREE/EWPE WiFi air conditioners over LAN without cloud services.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "gree-ac-mcp-server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use gree-ac-mcp-server to turn on the living room AC and set it to 26°C.
A result or status confirmation showing the AC was turned on and set to the requested temperature.
Use gree-ac-mcp-server to turn off the bedroom GREE WiFi air conditioner.
An execution result or device status confirming the air conditioner was turned off.
Use gree-ac-mcp-server to check the status of controllable EWPE-compatible air conditioners on the local network.
Returns controllable devices and their current status information, if available.
Developers or power users can directly control compatible WiFi air conditioners on a home LAN without relying on the vendor cloud. It fits scenarios where local control and responsiveness matter.
MCP users can integrate air conditioner control into their automation workflows and invoke it through AI or scripts. This is useful for adding climate control to broader assistant or workflow systems.
If a user only wants to control GREE/EWPE-compatible air conditioners and does not want to deploy Homebridge, this tool can communicate directly over the LAN. That reduces middleware and external dependencies.
It is an MCP tool for directly controlling GREE/EWPE-compatible WiFi air conditioners over a local network using the native UDP protocol. Based on the description, it does not require Homebridge or cloud services.
It supports GREE/EWPE-compatible WiFi air conditioners. More specific model compatibility is not provided in the available material; see the source repository.
Based on the description, the device needs to be on your local network and is controlled via the native UDP protocol. Installation steps, runtime requirements, or whether any keys are needed are not specified in the available material; see the source repository.
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