yeelight-mcp
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Overview
Controls Yeelight smart lamps on a local network via an MCP server, allowing AI assistants like Claude to manage them through natural language commands.
Installation
./start.shSecurity Notes
The server employs a split architecture where an HTTP proxy handles network communication and an MCP client communicates with the AI assistant via localhost. This design effectively sandboxes the AI client. No 'eval' or other direct code execution from user input is apparent. No hardcoded secrets were found. The 'start.sh' script uses `kill -9` for cleanup, typical for local utility scripts. The README notes that the Yeelight LAN protocol itself is unencrypted, which is a protocol limitation, not a vulnerability in this server's code.
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