ThingsPanel MCP
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ThingsPanel MCP Server is an intelligent interface that enables you to interact with IoT devices using natural language. It simplifies device control and provides real-time device information and platform-wide analytics.
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What is ThingsPanel MCP?
ThingsPanel MCP Server is an innovative intelligent interface that bridges the gap between AI models and the ThingsPanel IoT Platform. It provides a standardized way for AI to interact with IoT devices and data through natural language queries and commands.
How to use ThingsPanel MCP?
To use ThingsPanel MCP, install it via pip or from source code. Configure it using command-line arguments or environment variables with your ThingsPanel API key and base URL. You can then use natural language queries to interact with your IoT devices, integrate it with Claude desktop, or build AI-powered applications.
Key features of ThingsPanel MCP
Natural Language Querying
Comprehensive Device Insights
Real-time Telemetry Data
Convenient Device Control
Platform-wide Analytics
Use cases of ThingsPanel MCP
Natural Language IoT Control
Intelligent Data Analysis
Anomaly Detection
Predictive Maintenance
Automated Reporting
Operational Optimization
FAQ from ThingsPanel MCP
How do I authenticate with ThingsPanel MCP?
How do I authenticate with ThingsPanel MCP?
Provide your ThingsPanel API key during configuration, either via command-line arguments or environment variables.
What Python versions are supported?
What Python versions are supported?
Python 3.8 and above are supported.
How can I integrate this with Claude?
How can I integrate this with Claude?
Add the provided JSON snippet to your Claude desktop configuration file.
What type of queries can I perform?
What type of queries can I perform?
You can perform natural language queries such as 'What is the current temperature of my sensor?' or 'Turn on the automatic sprinkler system'.
Is it safe to store my API key in environment variables?
Is it safe to store my API key in environment variables?
While possible, command-line configuration is generally recommended for better security of sensitive information.