Callmybot Domoticz
Connect a Smithery MCP hello and trivia endpoint so agents can personalize greetings while you prototype Domoticz-adjacent or smart-home assistant flows.
Overview
ai.smithery/callmybot-domoticz is a MCP server for the Build phase that lets your agent issue personalized greetings and share Hello, World background via a Smithery remote.
What is this MCP server?
- Generates friendly hello-style greetings personalized by name
- Surfaces context on the origin of ‘Hello, World’ for developer onboarding banter
- Smithery-hosted streamable-http remote with required Bearer smithery_api_key
- Callmybot Domoticz repo lineage for experimentation with IoT-adjacent MCP naming
- Manifest version 1.0.0 with GitHub source at callmybot/domoticz
- Server manifest version 1.0.0
- Hosted remote type: streamable-http on server.smithery.ai
- GitHub repository: callmybot/domoticz
What problem does it solve?
You are sketching an agent that should greet users or teammates by name but lack a minimal MCP endpoint to test the conversation loop.
Who is it for?
Builders experimenting with MCP remotes and placeholder smart-home or concierge personas on Smithery.
Skip if: Operators who need live Domoticz device control, scenes, or sensor dashboards from this catalog entry alone.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent gains callable greeting tools over MCP so you can validate UX copy and remote auth before wiring real home-automation backends.
- Agent-accessible greeting tools via registered MCP remote
- Validated Smithery auth and tool-call path for Domoticz-named experiments
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Journey fit
Home-automation and assistant bridges are configured during build when you hook external services into your agent stack. The Domoticz-named remote belongs under integrations because it extends the agent with callable tools over MCP rather than shipping UI.
How it compares
Demo greeting MCP remote, not a full Domoticz home-automation bridge or security-hardened production IoT gateway.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is callmybot-domoticz for?
Indie developers and agent tinkerers who want a low-friction MCP server tied to the Domoticz repo name for greetings and onboarding-style interactions.
When should I use callmybot-domoticz?
Use it during agent integration spikes when you need named hellos and light dev trivia tools before committing to real Domoticz API work.
How do I add callmybot-domoticz to my agent?
Configure the Smithery remote URL for @callmybot/domoticz with streamable-http transport and set Authorization to Bearer {smithery_api_key} per the server schema.