What devices can I control with Yandex IoT Smart Home?

You can control lamps, chandeliers, LED strips, garlands, and smart sockets. The skill supports turning them on/off, adjusting brightness (0-100), adjusting color temperature (1500-6500K), and setting colors via HSV values.

How do I set up the Yandex IoT Smart Home skill?

Clone the repository, create a Python 3.8+ virtual environment, install requirements, then obtain a Yandex OAuth token by creating an app in Yandex's OAuth console and authorizing it. Save the token to a `.env` file as `ya_oauth_token`.

What commands can I run to control devices?

Use `python3 main.py get_all` to list all devices, `python3 main.py on/off ` to toggle power, `python3 main.py set brightness ` to adjust brightness, `python3 main.py set temp ` for color temperature, and `python3 main.py set color ` for HSV color control.

Skill

Control Yandex Smart Home Devices

Name: Yandex IoT Smart Home
Availability: OnlineOnly
Author: NeuralDeep

Python CLI controlling Yandex Smart Home lights and sockets from OpenClaw - power, brightness, color temperature, HSV color.

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Updated 4 months ago

Version 1.0.0

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Why it matters

Automate your Yandex smart home by controlling devices and triggering scenarios through the Yandex IoT API. This asset enables seamless integration for managing your connected home environment.

Outcomes

What it gets done

Control smart home devices via Yandex IoT API

Manage device states and settings

Trigger custom smart home scenarios

Automate home routines and actions

Install

Add it to your toolbox

Run in your project directory:

curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/yandex-iot | bash

Overview

Yandex IoT Smart Home

A Python CLI for OpenClaw controlling Yandex Smart Home lights and sockets, with commands for power, brightness, color temperature, and HSV color. Use when OpenClaw needs to list or control Yandex Smart Home lights, LED strips, garlands, or smart sockets.

What it does

This is a Python CLI for controlling Yandex Smart Home devices from the OpenClaw AI assistant - lamps, chandeliers, smart sockets, and garlands. It can turn devices on/off, adjust brightness (0-100), adjust color temperature (1500-6500K), and set color via HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value), with JSON output for easy integration.

When to use - and when NOT to

Use it when OpenClaw needs to list, query, or control Yandex Smart Home devices - lights, chandeliers, LED strips, garlands, or smart sockets - by turning them on/off or adjusting brightness, color temperature, or HSV color. It requires Python 3.8+ and a Yandex OAuth token; full OpenClaw integration details live in a separate SKILL.md.

Inputs and outputs

Setup:

git clone https://github.com/wannawhat/openclaw-yandexiot.git
cd openclaw-yandexiot
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

Getting an OAuth token: create an app at Yandex's OAuth console (selecting "for API access or debugging"), copy the resulting client_id, visit https://oauth.yandex.ru/authorize?response_type=token&client_id=<your_client_id> to authorize, copy the token shown on the resulting page, and save it to a .env file as ya_oauth_token. python3 main.py get_all returns JSON listing every device with its id, name, room, type, current state, and supported capabilities - for example a ceiling light entry shows "type": "light.ceiling", "room": "Bedroom", state {"on": true, "brightness": 100, "temp": 4500}, and "can": ["on_off", "brightness", "temp", "color"]. Device control commands: python3 main.py on/off <device_id>, python3 main.py set <device_id> brightness <0-100>, python3 main.py set <device_id> temp <1500-6500> (1500=warm, 6500=cold), and python3 main.py set <device_id> color <H> <S> <V> (Hue 0-360, Saturation 0-100, Value 0-100).

Integrations

Five device types are recognized: light (lamp or smart socket with a lamp), light.ceiling (chandelier), light.strip (LED strip), light.garland (garland), and socket (smart socket). Every command returns JSON - {"status": "ok"} (optionally with a result array) on success, or {"status": "error", "message": "..."} on failure. Example scenarios given: an evening warm/soft light preset (brightness 30, temp 2700), a bright/cold work-mode preset (brightness 100, temp 5000), and colored lighting presets (purple 270/96/100, red 0/100/100, blue 240/100/100). Created by wannawhat for integration with OpenClaw, and integrated and maintained by Ray. Licensed under MIT.

Who it's for

OpenClaw users and integrators who want to control Yandex Smart Home lighting and sockets - listing devices, toggling power, and adjusting brightness, color temperature, or HSV color - from a scriptable CLI with JSON output, without building the Yandex Smart Home API integration themselves.

Source README

Yandex Smart Home CLI for OpenClaw

Python CLI for managing Yandex Smart Home devices from the OpenClaw AI assistant.

Features

Control lamps, chandeliers, smart plugs, and garlands
Turn devices on/off
Adjust brightness (0-100)
Adjust color temperature (1500-6500K)
Set color via HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value)
JSON output for easy integration

Requirements

Python 3.8+
Yandex OAuth token

Installation

git clone https://github.com/wannawhat/openclaw-yandexiot.git
cd openclaw-yandexiot
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate  # or venv/bin/activate on Windows
pip install -r requirements.txt

Getting an OAuth Token

Create an application: https://oauth.yandex.ru/?dialog=create-client-entry (select "For API access or debugging")
Copy your client_id

Go to the authorization link:

https://oauth.yandex.ru/authorize?response_type=token&client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID

Copy the token from the page
Create a .env file:
```
ya_oauth_token=YOUR_TOKEN
```

Usage

Get list of devices

python3 main.py get_all

Returns JSON with information about all devices:

[
  {
    "id": "1b82d50d-8662-44c2-a6ac-b53b8b5481f4",
    "name": "Ceiling Light",
    "room": "Bedroom",
    "type": "light.ceiling",
    "state": {
      "on": true,
      "brightness": 100,
      "temp": 4500
    },
    "can": ["on_off", "brightness", "temp", "color"]
  }
]

Turn on/off

python3 main.py on <device_id>
python3 main.py off <device_id>

Set brightness

python3 main.py set <device_id> brightness 80

Value: 0-100

Set color temperature

python3 main.py set <device_id> temp 4000

Value: 1500 (warm) - 6500 (cool)

Set color

python3 main.py set <device_id> color 270 96 100

HSV parameters:

H (Hue): 0-360 (red=0, blue=240, green=120)
S (Saturation): 0-100
V (Value/Brightness): 0-100

Integration with OpenClaw

Full integration documentation is available in SKILL.md.

Scenario Examples

Evening lighting

# Warm soft light
python3 main.py set <device_id> brightness 30
python3 main.py set <device_id> temp 2700

Work mode

# Bright cool light
python3 main.py set <device_id> brightness 100
python3 main.py set <device_id> temp 5000

Color accent lighting

# Purple
python3 main.py set <device_id> color 270 96 100

# Red
python3 main.py set <device_id> color 0 100 100

# Blue
python3 main.py set <device_id> color 240 100 100

Device Types

Type	Description
`light`	Lamp / smart plug with lamp
`light.ceiling`	Chandelier
`light.strip`	LED strip
`light.garland`	Garland
`socket`	Smart plug

Output Format

All commands return JSON:

Success:

{"status": "ok"}

{
  "status": "ok",
  "result": [...]
}

Error:

{
  "status": "error",
  "message": "error description"
}

Author

Created by @wannawhat for integration with OpenClaw.

Integrated and maintained by Ray 🔦

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