HUEMCP

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MCP server for controlling Philips Hue smart lights.

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Philips Hue MCP Server Bundle

MCP server for controlling Philips Hue smart lights.

Features

  • Automatic Bridge discovery via mDNS
  • Setup and configure API key
  • Control lights (on/off, brightness, color)
  • Manage zones and rooms
  • Support for grouped lights

Quick Start

For Claude Desktop

  1. Download and install the MCPB bundle from releases
  2. Configuration (choose one):
    • Option A (Recommended): Skip configuration and use built-in tools:
      • Use discover_bridge tool to find your Hue Bridge
      • Press the physical button on your Hue Bridge
      • Use complete_bridge_setup tool to create API key
    • Option B: Enter Bridge IP and API key in configuration window during installation

For Other MCP Clients (e.g., Cursor)

  1. Clone repository and install dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/HUEMCP.git
cd HUEMCP
yarn install
  1. Setup (choose one):

    Option A: Interactive setup (Recommended)

    yarn setup
    

    Follow the interactive prompts to configure your Bridge.

    Option B: Manual configuration via ENV variables

    export HUE_BRIDGE_IP="your-bridge-ip"
    export HUE_API_KEY="your-api-key"
    
  2. Start the server:

yarn start

Need Bridge IP and API key? See for step-by-step instructions using mDNS and curl.

Technical Details

Currently this MCP server uses direct HTTP calls to Philips Hue API v1.

Future Plans

Migration to node-hue-api library is planned, which will provide:

  • TypeScript implementation of Philips Hue API v2
  • Complete API coverage with type definitions
  • Scene management and scheduling
  • Entertainment API for streaming colors
  • Enhanced performance and features

Documentation

Full documentation is available in

Resources

License

MIT