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## Connecting the Dots: Home Assistant and Gitea Integration
Right now my wrapper, supports two key services: **Home Assistant** and **Gitea**.
Right now my wrapper supports two key services: **Home Assistant** and **Gitea**.
**Home Assistant** is my smart home hub – it controls everything from the lights and thermostat to the security system. Integrating it with mcpo allows me to control these devices using natural language commands. Imagine saying, “Hey AI, dim the lights and play some jazz,” and it just happens. It’s like living in a sci-fi movie.
**Gitea** is my self-hosted Git service – it’s where I store all my code. Integrating it with mcpo allows me to use natural language to manage my repositories, create pull requests, and even automate code reviews. It’s like having a personal coding assistant.
I initially built a custom **Gitea MCP server** to get familiar with the protocol. But the official **Gitea-MCP** project ([here](https://gitea.com/gitea/gitea-mcp)) is much more robust and feature-rich. It’s always best to leverage existing tools when possible.
I initially built a custom **Gitea MCP server** to get familiar with the protocol. But the official **Gitea-MCP** project ([here](https://gitea.com/gitea/gitea-mcp)) is much more robust and feature-rich. It’s always best to leverage existing tools when possible.f
Bringing in new MCP servers should be as simple as updating the config to provide a new endpoint and, if using stdio, updating the build script to bring in the mcp binary or git repo with the mcp implementation you want to use.
## The Low-Parameter Model Challenge: Balancing Power and Efficiency