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Powerbeat

Home energy MCP server for live power data, energy history, solar forecasts, and device control.

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Server URL
https://mcp.powerbeat.ai/mcp

Remote servers are added in the app, not the config file: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste this URL.

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Clients with native remote MCP support can connect directly to this URL.

Remote endpoint
https://mcp.powerbeat.ai/mcp

Overview

Powerbeat MCP server gives AI assistants access to live power-flow information, energy history, solar forecasts, and device control. It is intended for home-energy workflows where an assistant needs current energy context or can operate supported devices. Reach for it when your Home Automation use case depends on energy monitoring, solar outlooks, or controlling connected equipment.

Use cases

  • Monitor live household power flow
  • Review historical energy usage
  • Check upcoming solar conditions
  • Control supported home devices

Key features

  • Live power-flow data
  • Energy history
  • Solar forecasts
  • Device control
  • MCP access for AI assistants

Security & health

What it can reach and how reliably it runs — from our own checks, not the maintainer’s claims.

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Recent health check succeeded.

4/4 checks healthy over the last 14d

How Powerbeat works

What Powerbeat MCP server does

Powerbeat MCP server is designed for Home Automation workflows involving household energy. It makes several types of energy information available to an AI assistant: current power flow, historical energy records, and solar forecasts. It also provides device control, allowing an assistant to operate supported devices through the MCP interface.

The service fits use cases where an assistant needs to combine energy information with an action. For example, an assistant could use current power-flow data to answer an energy question, consult historical usage to provide context, check a solar forecast, or control a device when the workflow requires it.

Tools and capabilities

The listed capabilities cover four areas:

  • Live power flow for current energy information.
  • Energy history for reviewing past energy data.
  • Solar forecast information for assessing expected solar conditions.
  • Device control for operating supported devices.

Powerbeat MCP server is therefore relevant to assistants that need more than static information. Its advertised scope includes both observation and control: the assistant can access energy-related data and send control actions to devices.

These capabilities can support questions about current household power conditions, historical energy patterns, or anticipated solar production. They can also support automation flows that include a device operation. The precise behavior of each flow depends on the devices and account setup connected to Powerbeat, which are not described in the supplied source.

Limitations and notes

The Powerbeat MCP server listing does not include installation instructions, configuration steps, authentication requirements, environment variables, transport details, or supported MCP clients. It also does not state which devices or energy systems are compatible. Those details should be verified in the Powerbeat documentation before implementation.

The description confirms that device control is available, but it does not specify whether control is read-only for particular devices, which commands are supported, or what safeguards apply. Treat device actions as dependent on the connected equipment and available permissions.

For a developer evaluating fit, the confirmed scope is straightforward: Powerbeat MCP server exposes live energy status, historical energy information, solar forecasting, and device control for AI-assisted Home Automation.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Powerbeat

Powerbeat is an MCP server that connects AI assistants with home-energy data and controllable devices, providing tools for live power-flow information, energy history, solar forecasts, and device control. It is intended for Home Automation workflows where an assistant needs current energy context or needs to operate supported devices.

The listing identifies it as an MCP server but provides no command, package, transport, authentication, or configuration instructions.

The listing does not name any supported MCP clients, so you should verify client support and the required connection method in Powerbeat documentation.

Powerbeat can provide live power-flow information, energy history, and solar forecasts. The available description does not specify the data format, update frequency, history range, forecast source, or supported energy systems.

Yes, device control is listed as a Powerbeat capability.

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