This n8n workflow provides a streamlined way to manage Philips Hue smart lights through an MCP (Micro Control Protocol) server integration. It enables users to perform core operations such as retrieving details of a specific light, fetching all lights, updating light states, and deleting lights automatically via webhook triggers. The setup involves configuring a dedicated MCP trigger node to listen for commands sent from external AI agents or services, which can dynamically specify actions like turning lights on/off, retrieving specific light information, or deleting lights based on AI suggestions or user inputs. The workflow centralizes all these capabilities, making smart light management simple, fast, and integrated without manual intervention.
The flow starts with a webhook trigger that listens for incoming requests at a specified MCP endpoint. Based on the commands received (such as get, get all, update, or delete), the workflow proceeds through conditional nodes that execute the appropriate Philips Hue Tool functions. These include retrieving a single light’s details, fetching multiple lights with optional limits, updating a light’s state, or deleting a specified light. The responses are formatted for easy understanding and can be integrated into broader home automation or monitoring systems. This workflow is ideal for smart home enthusiasts or automation developers seeking seamless Philips Hue control via AI-driven or external triggers.
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