Myro:Home Helper MCP server

Lets an AI assistant (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT desktop, anything that speaks MCP) read and control an HAI/Leviton Omni controller through Myro:Home Helper, using the Helper's HTTP API. The assistant sees typed tools with descriptions instead of guessing URL shapes.

What you need

Myro:Home Helper 4.06 or later on a Mac on your network (4.07 or later for the read tools: list_objects, get_object, helper_log).
An API key for your controller: Helper → API tab → Generate.
uv on the machine running the assistant (brew install uv or the one-line installer). uvx fetches and runs this server on demand and keeps it updated.

Configure

Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json) or any client that takes the standard MCP config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "myrohome-helper": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["myrohome-helper-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "MHH_URL": "http://192.168.1.76:9393",
        "MHH_API_KEY": "your-api-key"
      }
    }
  }
}

Claude Code:

claude mcp add myrohome-helper -e MHH_URL=http://192.168.1.76:9393 -e MHH_API_KEY=your-api-key -- uvx myrohome-helper-mcp

The controller ID is fetched from the Helper automatically. Set MHH_CONTROLLER_ID only if you want to pin it.

Tools

Read:

Tool	What it returns
`helper_info`	Helper version and identity, and which controller the key is for
`controller_status`	Name, model, firmware, connection, power, battery, phone line, energy cost, troubles
`controller_property(name)`	One controller property
`list_objects(type?)`	Every object with decoded state; filter by Zone, Unit, Flag, Output, Thermostat, Auxiliary Sensor, …
`get_object(type, number)`	One object
`helper_log(lines)`	The Helper's recent log lines
`ethernet_quality`	The controller connection's health record
`list_logged_sensors`	Which sensors record history, with the type and number
`sensor_history(type, number, points)`	Logged readings for one sensor or thermostat

Write (each changes the physical home; tool descriptions tell the assistant to confirm first):

Tool	Effect
`set_unit(number, value)`	0 off, 1 or 100 on, 2–99 dimmer level
`set_flag(number, value)`	Flag to 0–255
`set_output(number, on)`	Output relay on or off
`set_energy_cost(level)`	low / medium / high / critical
`send_notification(message)`	Push to the Myro:Home apps
`speak(message)`	Speak on the Mac
`log_message(message)`	Write to the Helper log
`sync_now`	Re-sync from the controller

Scripts (save, enable and reload need a key with remote script management enabled; listing, reading and validating do not):

Tool	What it does
`list_scripts`	Every script: name, id, enabled, schedule
`get_script(identifier)`	One script's full source
`scripting_reference(compact)`	The live scripting API, with your real device names
`validate_script(code)`	Syntax and warnings, without running it
`save_script(name, code, script_id, enabled)`	Create or replace; disabled by default
`set_script_enabled(identifier, enabled)`	Enabling runs the script immediately
`reload_scripts`	Re-runs every enabled script

Audio, Lutron and displays:

Tool	What it does
`list_audio_sources`	Sources and their cached metadata
`audio_source_metadata(source, refresh)`	What one source is playing
`set_audio_zone(zone, power, volume, mute, source)`	Control a zone
`list_lutron`	Bridges, devices and Picos
`set_lutron_level(bridge_id, level, ...)`	Set a Lutron device 0-100
`activate_lutron_scene(bridge_id, scene_href)`	Activate a scene
`press_lutron_button(bridge_id, integration_id, component)`	Press a keypad or Pico button
`list_displays`	Vestaboards and LaMetric clocks
`send_to_vestaboard(text	lines
`send_to_lametric(text, ...)`	Show a notification on a LaMetric
`sync_clock`	Set the controller's clock from this Mac

Security (all four need an API key with arm/disarm enabled and a panel code stored locally):

Tool	Effect
`arm(mode, area)`	day, night, away, vacation, day_instant, night_delayed
`disarm(area)`	Disarms the system
`bypass_zone(zone, bypassed, area)`	Bypass or restore one zone
`restore_all_zones(area)`	Restore every bypassed zone

Security tools stay disabled until the owner stores a panel code on the machine running this server:

uvx myrohome-helper-mcp security-code set      # prompts; nothing is echoed
uvx myrohome-helper-mcp security-code delete

The code goes into the operating system credential store (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Locker, Linux Secret Service) under the controller's identity. It is never placed in the MCP config, an environment variable, or a conversation, and it is read only when a security tool is actually called. Helper validates it against the panel itself.

Security

This server runs on your LAN like every other Myro:Home client and holds one controller's API key. Anyone who can run the assistant with this config can do what the key allows. Keep it on trusted machines. The Helper's HTTP API is plain HTTP on the local network; do not expose port 9393 to the internet.

Developing

uv sync
MHH_URL=http://192.168.1.76:9393 MHH_API_KEY=... uv run myrohome-helper-mcp   # stdio server
uv run mcp dev src/myrohome_helper_mcp/server.py                             # MCP inspector

Releasing

Bump version in pyproject.toml and __init__.py, commit, then tag and push: git tag v0.1.0 && git push origin v0.1.0. The GitLab CI job builds and publishes to PyPI through trusted publishing (one-time setup: PyPI project -> Publishing -> add GitLab publisher MyroControl/myrohome-helper-mcp, environment pypi).

MIT licensed. Myro Control, LLC.

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