Smartthings Cli
CheckedThis CLI skill allows you to control your Samsung SmartThings hub programmatically for automation and scripting tasks.
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About this skill
What it does
The smartthings-cli skill allows AI agents to interact with your SmartThings home automation system. It enables control over devices, scenes, and automations through command-line interface (CLI) interactions. This skill provides a programmatic way to manage your smart home environment directly from within an AI agent's workflow.
When to use it
- Automated Home Routines: Trigger actions like turning on lights or adjusting thermostats based on external events, such as weather changes or calendar entries.
- Device Status Checks: Retrieve the status of specific devices (e.g., "Is the front door locked?") for reporting or conditional logic within an AI agent.
- Scene Activation: Activate pre-configured scenes (e.g., "Movie Night") to control multiple devices simultaneously.
- Remote Device Management: Control your SmartThings setup while away from home, useful for security checks or adjusting settings remotely.
Key capabilities
- Device Control: Turn devices on/off and adjust their properties.
- Scene Activation: Execute pre-defined scenes within SmartThings.
- Status Retrieval: Query the status of devices and sensors.
- CLI Interaction: Uses a command-line interface for communication.
Example prompts
- "Turn off the living room lights."
- "Activate the 'Goodnight' scene."
- "What is the current temperature in the bedroom?"
Tips & gotchas
- Requires authentication with your SmartThings account. Ensure you have configured the necessary credentials for the AI agent to access your SmartThings hub.