A concise, unofficial read-only MCP server for the Panasonic AiSEG2 HEMS controller. Exposes the Model Context Protocol (MCP) surface to retrieve model context information used by AiSEG2 integrators and clients.

🛠️ Key Features

Unofficial, read-only MCP server implementation.
Serves Model Context Protocol data for AiSEG2 HEMS controller.
Lightweight, purpose-built for integration workflows.

🚀 Use Cases

Retrieve model context information from AiSEG2-enabled installations.
Integrate MCP data into home energy management tooling and dashboards.
Validate MCP responses during development and testing.

⚡ Developer Benefits

Clear, focused MCP surface for AiSEG2 integrations.
Simple, dependency-light server suitable for local or CI environments.
Facilitates experimentation with Model Context data flows.

⚠️ Limitations

Unofficial implementation; may lack official guarantees or support.
Read-only access; write capabilities are not provided.

aiseg2-mcp

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An unofficial, read-only Model Context Protocol server for the Panasonic AiSEG2 home energy management (HEMS) controller. It lets an MCP client (e.g. Claude) read your home's live power flow, per-circuit consumption, circuit names, and daily energy totals from the AiSEG2's local web interface.

This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Panasonic. "AiSEG" is a Panasonic trademark.

Verified environment

Developed and tested against:

AiSEG2 model MKN713 series
Firmware Ver.2.97I-01

The AiSEG2 web interface is undocumented and changes between firmware revisions. On a different model or firmware the pages this server scrapes may differ and some tools may not work. If you hit a parse error, please open an issue with your model / firmware version.

Tools

All tools are read-only (annotated readOnlyHint, non-destructive). The server only issues GETs and the display-only refresh POSTs the web UI itself uses; it never touches settings or any /action/ endpoint.

Tool	Returns
`get_power_flow`	Instantaneous generation/consumption (kW), buy/sell state, battery status, generation sources, top consuming circuits
`get_circuit_breakdown`	Every measured circuit's instantaneous draw (W), ranked highest first, with the total
`list_circuits`	Registered circuit ids and names (the authoritative naming source)
`get_daily_totals`	Today's cumulative generation / consumption / grid-buy / grid-sell (kWh)
`get_history`	Long-term energy history from the SD-card export (Wh), long-form points. Args: `granularity` (`30min`/`hour`/`day`/`month`/`year`), `start`/`end` (per granularity: `YYYY-MM-DD`, `YYYY-MM`, or `YYYY`), optional `metrics`/`circuits` filters, `limit`/`offset` paging
`get_cost_history`	Long-term energy-cost history from the SD-card export (JPY). Args: `granularity` (`day`/`month`/`year`), `start`/`end`, `limit`/`offset`

The two history tools require an SD card inserted in the AiSEG2 — they read the device's SD-card CSV export. The export is downloaded once and cached (see AISEG_CACHE_DIR / AISEG_CACHE_TTL), so the first call is slow and later calls are fast.

Install & run

Three ways to run it, depending on your setup.

1. uvx (PyPI — once published)

The simplest option for a local (stdio) MCP client. Requires uv.

bash

AISEG_URL=http://192.168.0.216 AISEG_PASSWORD=... uvx aiseg2-mcp

Add it to Claude Code:

bash

claude mcp add aiseg2 \
  --env AISEG_URL=http://192.168.0.216 \
  --env AISEG_PASSWORD=your-digest-password \
  -- uvx aiseg2-mcp

2. docker run (GHCR)

The container defaults to the streamable-http transport (long-lived network service). Only expose it behind an authenticating proxy — see Security.

bash

docker run --rm -p 8000:8000 \
  -e AISEG_URL=http://192.168.0.216 \
  -e AISEG_PASSWORD=your-digest-password \
  ghcr.io/chanyou0311/aiseg2-mcp:latest

3. From source

Requires Python 3.12+ and uv.

bash

uv sync
AISEG_URL=http://192.168.0.216 AISEG_PASSWORD=... uv run aiseg2-mcp

Remote (authenticated claude.ai Custom Connector)

To reach the server from claude.ai while your AiSEG2 stays on your LAN, see examples/remote/ — a Docker Compose stack (MCP + GitHub-OAuth proxy + Cloudflare Tunnel).

Configuration (environment variables)

Variable	Required	Default	Description
`AISEG_URL`	yes	—	AiSEG2 base URL, e.g. `http://192.168.0.216` (http only)
`AISEG_PASSWORD`	yes	—	HTTP Digest password for the AiSEG2 web UI
`AISEG_USER`	no	`aiseg`	HTTP Digest user
`AISEG_TRANSPORT`	no	`stdio`	`stdio` or `streamable-http`
`AISEG_HOST`	no	`0.0.0.0`	Bind host (streamable-http only)
`AISEG_PORT`	no	`8000`	Bind port (streamable-http only)
`AISEG_DISABLE_DNS_REBINDING_PROTECTION`	no	`false`	Disable the SDK Host allowlist — only behind a trusted auth proxy
`AISEG_CACHE_DIR`	no	`<tempdir>/aiseg2-mcp-cache`	Where the SD-card history export is cached
`AISEG_CACHE_TTL`	no	`3600`	Seconds to reuse a cached history export before re-downloading
`LOG_LEVEL`	no	`info`	Log level

Security

LAN-only by design. The AiSEG2 speaks plain HTTP with Digest auth; keep it and this server on a trusted local network. The password is read from the environment and is never logged.
Read-only. There is no tool that changes a device setting. The tool surface is enforced by tests (registered-tool allowlist, tool-name guard, a source scan for /action/, and read-only annotation checks).
Do not expose the streamable-http transport to untrusted networks without authentication. This server carries no auth of its own; if you run it as a network service, put an authenticating reverse proxy in front of it. AISEG_DISABLE_DNS_REBINDING_PROTECTION=true is only appropriate in that proxied setup.

Acknowledgements

The AiSEG2 web interface is undocumented; this project builds on the reverse-engineering knowledge shared by prior work:

shimosyan/aiseg2-influxdb-forwarder — the circuit-paging "repeat the last page" terminator and the electric-flow fields.
hiroaki0923/aiseg2-bridge — endpoint and page structure.
Bugfire/aiseg_download — Digest auth and data-endpoint conventions.

License

MIT