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Home Assistant MCP servers and agent skills

33 MCP servers and 19 agent skills connect AI assistants to Home Assistant. Includes Open Home Foundation's official listings.

Open-source home automation platform that runs locally and connects smart home devices.

33 MCP servers19 skills4 officialOpen Home Foundation

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How AI connects to Home Assistant

Home Assistant exposes a REST API for reading states, calling actions, firing events, rendering templates and querying history, and a WebSocket API that offers more commands and live updates. Scripts authenticate with a long-lived access token created on the user profile. Home Assistant also ships an official MCP Server integration that turns an instance into an MCP server at /api/mcp, using OAuth 2.0 with PKCE, so AI agents can see the home's state and control exposed devices.

From the vendor's documentation: Home Assistant REST API, Model Context Protocol Server - Home Assistant

Guides:MCP servers vs agent skillsConnecting MCP servers to AI clients

Questions

Is there an official Home Assistant MCP server?
Yes. 4 listings for Home Assistant are published by the tool's vendor, marked Official in the table above with a link to the evidence.
Can Claude use Home Assistant?
Yes, through an MCP server. 33 MCP servers connect Claude and other AI assistants to Home Assistant; each listing shows how it connects and how to install it.
Are there agent skills for Home Assistant?
Yes: 19 skills are listed. Skills are folders of instructions (and sometimes scripts) that an agent loads when a task needs them.
Which AI clients do Home Assistant servers and skills support?
The listings on this page most often document claude-code, claude-desktop, cursor, chatgpt. Each listing shows the clients its own documentation names.