Manage Philips Hue lights and scenes via OpenHue CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/LynxLabVN/office-agent --skill openhue-lynxlabvn
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: openhue Source: https://github.com/LynxLabVN/office-agent/tree/main/agent-core/skills/smart-home/openhue Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LynxLabVN/office-agent --skill openhue-lynxlabvn
This Skill simplifies the control of Philips Hue lights and scenes, allowing users to automate and personalize their home lighting experience.
Control your Philips Hue lights by running the command 'openhue set light "Living Room" --on --color blue'.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can automate Philips Hue lights and scenes by running OpenHue CLI commands to turn lights on or off, adjust brightness, and set predefined scenes for specific rooms or zones.
To control Philips Hue lights, you need the OpenHue CLI installed and a connected Philips Hue Bridge on your local network to route the automation commands.
Yes, home automation via OpenHue allows you to set predefined scenes like Relax or Work mode, managing lighting independently for specific rooms or entire zones.
You can change color and brightness by running a command like 'openhue set light "Living Room" --on --color blue', allowing you to dim lights or set warm ambiances for movie nights.
Yes, OpenHue CLI supports room control features that allow you to manage specific rooms or zones independently, turning off all lights in one area while keeping others on.
OpenHue CLI is limited to managing Philips Hue ecosystems and requires a Philips Hue Bridge, meaning it cannot control lights from other IoT home automation platforms.
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