HA-MCP Connects Claude, ChatGPT to Home Assistant
HA-MCP is an open-source Model Context Protocol server that lets Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI clients control devices, inspect states, manage automations, edit dashboards, and debug Home Assistant setups. Its 87-tool surface goes well beyond voice-style device control.
This is MCP becoming a practical control plane for real-world systems, not just a demo interface. HA-MCP’s broad administrative reach is powerful, but it makes permissions and deployment hygiene essential.
- –Covers device control, automations, scripts, dashboards, logs, history, backups, HACS, and registries through 87 tools.
- –Supports in-process Home Assistant installs plus apps, Docker, stdio, and remote connections across many AI clients.
- –Differentiates itself from Home Assistant’s built-in MCP integration by enabling configuration, maintenance, and debugging—not just exposed-device control.
- –Read-only mode, per-tool controls, approval policies, and automatic backups help reduce the risk of AI-driven configuration mistakes.
- –Users should prefer a dedicated restricted account and local-only access where possible, since broad setups can expose administrator-level control.
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