Mijia Control

Control Xiaomi Mi Home (米家) smart devices via Xiaomi Cloud API. Use when: user wants to control smart home devices (lights, AC, heater, bath heater, switches...

Before installing or running this skill, consider the following: - This package appears to be customized for a specific home: it includes hard-coded device IDs and a home_id. If you do not own those devices, do not use the pre-filled references — remove or replace them with your own device IDs. - The skill requires Xiaomi cloud credentials saved to ~/.mijia_creds.json (serviceToken, ssecurity, userId). Only create that file if you trust the code; protect it (chmod 600) and do not share it. Prefer to run the login flow locally and verify credentials yourself. - The scripts will write cache/state files to your home directory (~/.mijia_devices.json and ~/.fish_feed_state.json). Review these files for sensitive data before sharing. - The code depends on the third-party micloud Python package. Review that package and install it from a trusted source (pip) in a controlled environment (virtualenv) if possible. - If you plan to enable the auto-feed cron behavior, be aware it will poll your cloud account periodically — only enable it if you intend that background activity. - Recommended actions: inspect and remove any embedded device/home identifiers that don't belong to you; run the scripts in a sandbox or non-privileged account first; rotate Xiaomi credentials if you ever load them into an environment you don't fully trust. - If you are not the owner of the listed devices (the bundle's 'BOSS home'), treat these files as containing someone else's private information and avoid uploading or publishing them.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: mijia-control Version: 1.1.0 The skill bundle provides a comprehensive toolkit for controlling Xiaomi Mi Home devices via the Xiaomi Cloud API using the 'micloud' library. It includes a core CLI utility (mijia.py) for device management and a specialized automation script (fish_auto_feed.py) that polls door lock events to trigger a fish feeder. While the skill handles sensitive cloud credentials and interacts with physical home hardware, its operations are transparent, well-documented in SKILL.md, and strictly aligned with its stated purpose of smart home automation.