Control Philips Hue lights via Bluetooth LE — no bridge required.
[//]: (mcp-name: io.github.jonnyblankinship/hue-ble-mcp) An MCP server that lets Claude control Philips Hue lights via Bluetooth LE — no Hue Bridge or internet connection required. Just ask Claude things like: "Set the light to a warm reading mode" "Make it a deep blue" | Discover nearby Hue BLE lights and get their addresses | | Set brightness 1–100% | | Set white color temperature (2000K warm →…
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[//]: # (mcp-name: io.github.jonnyblankinship/hue-ble-mcp) An MCP server that lets Claude control Philips Hue lights via Bluetooth LE — no Hue Bridge or internet connection required. Just ask Claude things like: "Set the light to a warm reading mode" "Make it a deep blue" | Discover nearby Hue BLE lights and get their addresses | | Set brightness 1–100% | | Set white color temperature (2000K warm → 6500K cool) | | Read current power, brightness, and color mode | | Apply a preset: , , , , , |…
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