Eufy RoboVac

Integrates with Eufy RoboVac devices through local network discovery to provide complete vacuum control including cleaning operations, configuration management, status monitoring, and device location features.

This Eufy RoboVac MCP server provides comprehensive control over Eufy robotic vacuum cleaners through local network communication, featuring automatic device discovery via network scanning and ARP table analysis to identify RoboVac devices by their Anker/Eufy MAC address prefixes and open Tuya protocol ports (6668, 6667, 443). The server offers 24 tools covering all major vacuum operations including cleaning control (start, stop, pause, return home), configuration management (work modes, suction speeds), status monitoring (battery level, error codes, work status), and device location features, with intelligent fallback mechanisms that attempt auto-discovery when manual IP configuration fails. Built using the eufy-robovac library, it's particularly valuable for smart home automation, voice assistant integration, and AI-driven household management where users need programmatic control over their cleaning routines without requiring manual device configuration.