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  "ContentMarkdown": "# MCP Servers with a list_devices tool\n\nEvery MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a list_devices tool.\n\n8 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 6 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.\n\n## [Remote Desktop Commander](/mcp/remote-desktop-commander)\n\nReach your computer's filesystem and terminal from any Claude conversation. \nDesktop Commander's Remote MCP relays a secure connection to your real machine, giving Claude the same full file and shell access as the local server — without you needing to be at the keyboard. \n\nBuild, explore, and automate from chat:\nBuild from scratch — Create features and applications with simple commands\nManage development environments — Set up servers, configure systems, and handle processes\nManage context and documentation — Keep track of project details and technical specifications\nExplore existing codebases and projects — Navigate and understand complex repositories\nEdit documents in place — Work on Word, Excel, and PDF files where they live on disk\n\nThis bridges technical skill gaps with full command-line superpowers, reachable from any Claude surface — web, mobile, or desktop — as long as the Desktop Commander app is running on the machine you want to drive.\n\nDeveloped by Desktop Commander Team\n\n18 GitHub stars · 5 reported issues · 30 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 30 tools.\n\n## [Alloy Robotics](/mcp/alloy-robotics)\n\nAlloy connects Claude to your organization's robot mission and Mesh Storage data. Search missions and images, inspect summaries, reports, scenarios, devices, and data-lake tables, run read-only analysis, create reports and artifacts, manage report automations, and perform approved device or edge-configuration actions.\n\n43 tools reported — Did not respond when Pod last checked.\n\n## [Layla Eco](/mcp/layla-eco)\n\nLayla is an environmental sensor platform for homes, rentals, and multi-family properties. The Layla connector lets you ask Claude about your properties in natural language, air quality (IAQ, CO2, TVOC), temperature, humidity, noise, barometric pressure, room occupancy, and recent notifications — across every property on your account.\n\nFive read-only tools: list properties, list devices, get time-series sensor readings, list notifications, and view your profile. All read-only by design — Claude cannot change device settings, disable devices, or modify anything on your account through this integration.\n\nPrerequisites: an active Layla account with at least one paired sensor. Common uses: check overnight air quality in a bedroom, review recent alerts across rental properties, spot noise or occupancy spikes, verify sensor coverage during onboarding.\n\n5 tools reported — Did not respond when Pod last checked.\n\n## [mcp.xfa.tech](/mcp/mcp-xfa-tech)\n\nXFA is a device-trust platform for BYOD. It verifies each device's security at every login — OS version and patch status, disk encryption, antivirus, firewall, screen lock, and more — so only healthy devices reach your applications, with no MDM and without managing the device.\n\nThis connector lets your AI assistant reach your own XFA organization. After you sign in with your XFA account, you can ask in plain language and get answers straight from XFA:\n    - Your organization, and your own user and role\n    - Devices and their security posture (those active in the last 30 days), including which are non-compliant, out of date, or missing a control\n    - A compliance summary: verified vs unverified devices, compliant vs not, users without a verified device, and exposure to ransomware / phishing / data-breach vulnerabilities\n    - Posture trends over time\n    - Your policies\n    - Software version and vulnerability (CVE) data for the titles XFA tracks (browsers, operating systems, PDF readers, Slack, the XFA app, mobile)\n\nLearn more at https://xfa.tech.\n\n0 GitHub stars · 11 tools reported — Did not respond when Pod last checked.\n\n## [smart-me](/mcp/smart-me)\n\nWork with your smart-me account by describing what you want, instead of clicking through the portal.\n\nIt reads devices and their current readings, quarter-hourly load profiles and daily series, the folder tree of a site, charging stations with their sessions and settings, load management groups, and the tariffs, invoice positions and consumption of a billing property.\n\nThe case it was built for is setting up self-consumption billing for a building (a ZEV, in Swiss terms).\n\nAfter your confirmation it also writes: rename meters, create and move folders, switch a relay, send a command to a charging station, set current limits, and create or change billing properties, tariffs and VEWA cost periods.\n\nThe case it was built for is setting up a ZEV. From a customer's list of serial numbers, apartments and tenants, it resolves the meters, renames them, creates the folders, assigns the units with their meter shares and configures the tariffs — an afternoon of clicking described in one message. A separate tool then reads the result against the smart-me billing runbook and reports what would produce wrong invoices.\n\nEvery tool declares whether it reads or writes, so a write is confirmed before it happens. Deleting a folder or a charging station takes two steps: the first shows what would go, the second needs its exact name.\n\nYou need a smart-me account. Long series of values need a Professional licence; everything else works on any account. The connector stores nothing — it acts in your name, with your own permissions.\n\n47 tools reported — Did not respond when Pod last checked.\n\n## [api.agi.tech](/mcp/api-agi-tech)\n\nAn MCP that can use your entire phone. It can use every app, without any integrations or connectors. It gives your agent access to tap and type on your screen, just like you do. No integrations to build, and nothing to configure per app. \nAndroid now live, iOS coming soon. \n\nUse cases: \n- Connect your phone to your agent OpenClaw, Hermes, Eve, Cursor, Claude Code, etc \n- Developer testing: test your Android app under real-world conditions on a variety of screen sizes\n- Automations: do recurring task on phones\n\n15 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 15 tools.\n\n## [Beaam](/mcp/beaam)\n\nBeaam keeps watch over the services behind your product and brings forward only what needs attention. Use the connector to inspect current health, review monitoring coverage, investigate incidents and likely causes, manage watchlists and alert rules, and test notification delivery. Calls are scoped to the connected Beaam organization. Read-only and destructive actions are annotated independently so Claude can ask for confirmation when appropriate.\n\nBeaam supports Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, Supabase, Neon, MongoDB Atlas, Sentry, Stripe, Polar, Resend, DigitalOcean, Hostinger, HTTP endpoints, and MCP servers. It can also connect providers, schedule maintenance, route notifications, and help apply a monitoring plan generated from a project.\n\nEvery tool uses the same capability layer as the Beaam web app and API, under row-level security scoped to the signed-in organization. Billing, subscription changes, API-key issuance, and organization administration are deliberately not exposed.\n\n81 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Automox Desktop Extension](/mcp/automox-desktop-extension)\n\nThe official Automox MCP server, packaged as a Claude Desktop Extension. Connects Claude to your Automox environment so you can manage devices, check compliance posture, run policies, prepare for Patch Tuesday, browse the worklet catalog, drive Splashtop remote-control sessions, and more — all by asking. Exposes 133 MCP tools across 18 domains (devices, policies, patches, groups, webhooks, worklets, vulnerability sync, audit, reports, Splashtop remote control, and more), 14 MCP resources (including interactive MCP App UIs for compliance triage, patch-approval review, policy blast-radius review, remediation-apply review, and RBAC access certification), and 6 workflow prompts (audit_policy, investigate_device, onboard_group, patch_tuesday, security_posture, triage_failure). Read-only mode and modular tool loading are supported via optional configuration.\n\n133 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## For agents\n\nThis page has a [Markdown](/mcp/tool/list-devices.md) and a [JSON](/mcp/tool/list-devices.json) twin. 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