Aqara MCP Server is a smart home automation control service built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It acts as a bridge between AI assistants and the Aqara cloud, allowing commands from chat or voice interfaces to query device status, control devices, and manage scenes. The server supports core MCP tools for device control, device queries, scene management, home management, and automation configuration. It exposes a Go-based implementation that can run as a remote hosted service or as a local executable, enabling cross-platform deployment. Users authenticate via Aqara credentials retrieved from a login page to obtain api_key and base_url, ensuring secure communication. It provides multi-home support, so users can switch between homes, and supports scheduling or delaying tasks through automation_config. The architecture includes a modular server with tool registration, authentication middleware, and a wrapper over the Aqara Smart Home platform API. The server is designed to be easily extensible, with clear API references for integration with various MCP clients.