Smart House FAQs

Question 1

What is Smart House and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Smart House is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that unifies diverse smart home devices from different brands under a single, standardized interface. It allows AI assistants to control all your devices with natural language commands, translating them into vendor-specific actions via dedicated adapters.

Question 2

Can I control my smart home devices using natural language?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Smart House is designed for seamless integration with AI assistants, enabling natural language control. You can use commands like 'Turn bedroom lights to warm white at 20%' and the server will resolve the target and execute the appropriate action.

Question 3

Which smart home brands and protocols does Smart House support?

Accepted Answer

Smart House includes adapters for popular ecosystems like WiZ, Philips Hue, Tuya, MQTT, and Home Assistant (via REST API). This allows it to control a wide variety of devices regardless of their underlying protocol.

Question 4

What is 'fuzzy device target resolution'?

Accepted Answer

Fuzzy device target resolution allows you to control devices using intuitive references like device ID, exact name, group name ('bedroom lights'), room + type ('kitchen bulbs'), or even name substrings. This means your AI assistant doesn't need to know exact device IDs.

Question 5

Does Smart House support custom automations and scenes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Smart House features a scene management engine that supports both built-in and custom scene creation. You can define complex, multi-device automations and trigger them with a single command, such as 'Run movie night scene'.

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