CheerLights MCP Server provides a bridge between Claude and the CheerLights IoT ecosystem, allowing AI assistants to retrieve current colors and history from the global light synchronization project. Built by Hans Scharler, this Python implementation uses FastMCP and httpx to connect with the ThingSpeak API, offering tools to fetch the current CheerLights color and view recent color change history. The server parses timestamp data into readable formats and includes proper error handling, making it ideal for IoT enthusiasts who want to integrate CheerLights data directly into their AI conversations without leaving the interface.
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Highlight AIReturns structured ColorData with the current CheerLights color, including the color name, timestamp of when it was set, a unique entry identifier, and the creation date.
Returns ColorHistory with recent color changes, configurable with a count parameter that can range from 1 to 100.
Returns ColorStatistics that includes color frequency counts, information about the most and least popular colors, analysis period details, and the unique color count. Accepts a sample_size parameter, defaulting to 50.
Returns ColorSearchResult with matching entries for a specific color, with an optional limit parameter to restrict the number of results, defaulting to 20.
Returns HexColor containing the hex code and RGB values for a specified CheerLights color name.
