Google announced Home MCP, enabling AI agents like Claude and OpenClaw to control smart home devices through the Model Context Protocol. The integration allows agents to analyze camera footage, manage devices, and create custom dashboards while enforcing security protections. Home MCP is rolling out to Google Home Premium Advanced users in US English.
Google has launched early access to its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Google Home, enabling AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT to control smart home devices and access event history through natural language commands. The feature rolls out to Google Home Premium Advanced subscribers ($20/month) in the U.S., supporting Nest devices and Matter-compatible products, with setup requiring Google Cloud project configuration and user authentication.