Fancy Control MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Remotely control PowerExchange/Fancy Control devices via a standardized MCP protocol.

• 2

  Integrate pet training and device control functionalities into custom automation workflows.

• 3

  A lightweight, Docker-compatible server to manage device modes and safety limits.

Description

This MCP server enables remote control of PowerExchange/Fancy Control devices through a JSON-RPC 2.0 HTTP interface. It supports various device modes such as pet training, sleep deprivation, random activation, timer, beep, shock, and power control. The server can be deployed easily on a Raspberry Pi using Docker or run directly with Python, providing flexible integration options. It includes authentication and safety features like maximum power limits to ensure secure and controlled device operation.