valetudo-mcp

niclaszll/valetudo-mcp

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Valetudo MCP is a Go-based server designed to interact with Valetudo-powered robot vacuums using the Valetudo HTTP API.

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Valetudo MCP

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A Go-based MCP server for interacting with Valetudo-powered robot vacuums via the Valetudo HTTP API.

Features

  • Get the current state of the robot (attributes, map)
  • Get basic robot information (manufacturer, model, implementation)
  • Get the list of capabilities supported by the robot
  • Set the Valetudo log level (trace, debug, info, warn, error)
  • Control basic robot functions (start, stop, pause, home)
  • Locate the robot (plays a sound to help find it)
  • Zone cleaning (clean specific areas of your home)

Requirements

  • Go 1.24+
  • A robot vacuum running Valetudo (with accessible HTTP API)

Setup

Feel free to download the latest release from the releases page. Make sure to set the VALETUDO_URL environment variable to your Valetudo instance base URL.

If you want to build it yourself, you can do so with the following steps:

  1. Clone this repository: 
    git clone https://github.com/niclaszll/valetudo-mcp.git
cd valetudo-mcp
  2. Set the VALETUDO_URL environment variable to your Valetudo instance base URL: 
    export VALETUDO_URL="http://<valetudo-ip>:<port>"
  3. Build and run: 
    go build -o valetudo-mcp
./valetudo-mcp
  4. Integrate it with your MCP compatible hosts of choice, like Claude Desktop or Cursor.

Usage

The MCP server will start and register the following tools:

  • get_robot_state: Get the current state of the robot
  • get_robot_info: Get basic robot information
  • get_robot_capabilities: Get the list of capabilities supported by the robot
  • set_log_level: Set the Valetudo log level
  • basic_control: Control basic robot functions
  • locate: Play a sound to help locate the robot
  • zone_clean: Clean specific zones in your home

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the file for details.

Attribution

This project uses the Valetudo API exposed by your robot vacuum. Valetudo is an open-source project that enables local control of robot vacuums. All credit for the API and its development goes to the Valetudo contributors.