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Smart home MCP servers, with their tools checked

Every server in the official MCP registry that mentions Smart home, with a public endpoint, read the way an MCP client reads it and checked for tool poisoning. The list updates as the registry does, and each server is read again every week.

12 listed. We have read the tools of 1 so far; the others want credentials first, could not be reached, or are still waiting for their first read.

Infrastructure servers can change live systems. Check which tools write, deploy or delete before you connect one with real credentials.

Order Group
co.ordergroup/public
2 tools, nothing matched
2026-10-22
Kilo IoT Platform
io.kiloiot/kilo
needs credentials to list tools
2026-10-22
PostData
cloud.postdata/postdata
not read yet
Loxone AI
com.loxoneai/loxone-ai
not read yet
com.smarthomeexplorer.www/product-intelligence
com.smarthomeexplorer.www/product-intelligence
not read yet
Soracom Knowledge
com.soracom/knowledge
not read yet
Chirp Home Automation
io.chirpwireless/chirp
not read yet
Band Atlas (Hyper Nexus)
io.github.365724-ctrl/band-atlas
not read yet
Catherine Ives-Yim: writing and assessments
io.github.catherine-development/ives-yim
not read yet
io.github.FoundryNet/foundrynet-inference
io.github.FoundryNet/foundrynet-inference
not read yet
HardwareMCP
io.github.saadvz/hardwaremcp
not read yet
TaskMan of London
london.taskman/home-services
not read yet

Choosing one

Open a server's page to see the tools it advertises, whether it sets instructions for the model, and our latest read. Here, 1 of the servers shown matched none of our tool-poisoning rules on their last read. A clean read means our rules found nothing, not that a server is harmless; still check what access it asks for. To check one that is not listed, paste its URL into the free MCP server check.

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