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🦀 ClawHub

Tasmota

by @wmantly

Discover, monitor, and control Tasmota smart home devices on local networks. Use when tasks involve finding Tasmota devices via network scanning, checking device status and power states, controlling devices (on-off, brightness, color), managing device inventory, or any other Tasmota management operations on ESP8266 or ESP32 devices running Tasmota firmware.

Versionv0.1.0

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TERMINAL

clawhub install tasmota-skill

📖 About This Skill

name: tasmota description: Discover, monitor, and control Tasmota smart home devices on local networks. Use when tasks involve finding Tasmota devices via network scanning, checking device status and power states, controlling devices (on-off, brightness, color), managing device inventory, or any other Tasmota management operations on ESP8266 or ESP32 devices running Tasmota firmware.

Tasmota Device Management

Overview

Automated discovery and control of Tasmota-powered smart home devices (ESP8266/ESP32) on local networks. Includes network scanning, status monitoring, power control, dimming, color control, and inventory management.

Quick Start

Scan network for Tasmota devices:

python3 scripts/tasmota-discovery.py

Check device status:

python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  status 0

Control device:

python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  power on|off|toggle
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  brightness 0-100
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  color

Discovery

Network Scan

Run a full network scan to find all Tasmota devices:

python3 scripts/tasmota-discovery.py

The script: 1. Performs ping sweep to identify live hosts 2. Scans HTTP (port 80) on live hosts 3. Detects Tasmota via Server header (e.g., "Tasmota/13.1.0") 4. Confirms via JSON API (/cm?cmnd=status%200) 5. Retrieves device names, versions, and hardware

Output includes:

IP address

Device friendly name

Tasmota version

Hardware platform (ESP8266/ESP32)

Response time

Identification Signals

Tasmota devices are identified by:

Server header: Tasmota/ ()

JSON API response: /cm?cmnd=status%200 returns structured status

Content keywords: "Tasmota" in HTML

Device Control

Power Control

Toggle or set power state:

# Toggle
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  power toggle
On/Off
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  power on
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  power off

Brightness (Dimmers)

Set brightness level (0-100):

python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  brightness 50

Works on devices with Dimmer support (check StatusSTS).

Color (RGB Lights)

Set RGB color (hex or comma-separated):

# Hex format
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  color FF0000  # Red
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  color 00FF00  # Green
RGB comma format
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  color 255,0,0

Works on devices with RGB support (AiYaTo-RGBCW, etc.).

Status Queries

Device Status

Retrieve status information:

# Basic status
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  status 0
All statuses
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py  status all

Status codes:

0 = Status - Device info, friendly name, power state

1 = StatusPRM - Parameters, uptime, MAC

2 = StatusFWR - Firmware version, hardware

3 = StatusLOG - Log settings

4 = StatusNET - Network config (IP, gateway, WiFi)

5 = StatusMQT - MQTT configuration

9 = StatusTIM - Time, timezone, sunrise/sunset

Key Status Fields

StatusSTS (Status 0):

POWER - Current state (ON/OFF)

Dimmer - Brightness level (0-100)

Wifi.RSSI - Signal strength

Wifi.SSId - Connected WiFi network

StatusNET:

IPAddress - Device IP

Hostname - mDNS hostname

Mac - MAC address

Bulk Operations

Get All Device Status

python3 scripts/tasmota-status.py

Iterates through inventory file and shows power state for all devices.

Managing Inventory

Devices are tracked in a CSV inventory file. Format:

IP Address,Device Name,Version,Hardware,Response Time (ms)
192.168.1.116,Office Hall Light,13.1.0,ESP8266EX,53

After discovery, save output to inventory file for batch operations.

Common Tasks

Finding Labeled Devices

# Scan and grep for specific device names
python3 scripts/tasmota-discovery.py | grep "Kitchen"
python3 scripts/tasmota-discovery.py | grep "Bulb"

Checking All Lights

# Get status of all devices
python3 scripts/tasmota-status.py

Power Cycle a Device

# Off, wait 2s, on
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py 192.168.1.116 power off
sleep 2
python3 scripts/tasmota-control.py 192.168.1.116 power on

Tasmota API Reference

Command Format

http:///cm?cmnd=

Common Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | Power | Toggle power | | Power ON | Turn on | | Power OFF | Turn off | | Power TOGGLE | Toggle state | | Status 0 | Device status | | Status 4 | Network status | | Dimmer <0-100> | Set brightness | | Color | Set RGB color | | Fade | Enable fade effects |

Troubleshooting

Device Not Found

Verify device is on same subnet

Check device has HTTP server enabled (Webserver 2 in config)

Ensure device is powered on and connected to WiFi

Try direct HTTP request: curl http:///cm?cmnd=Status%200

Timeout Errors

Device may be power saving (WiFi sleep)

Network latency or packet loss

Check device uptime for recent restarts

Unknown Power State

Some devices (BLE gateways, sensors) don't have power control. Check capability in StatusSTS.

Network Configuration

Tasmota devices typically:

Connect on WiFi channel 1-11

Use DHCP (check StatusNET for current IP)

May respond to mDNS (hostname patterns: tasmota-XXXXXX)

Use HTTP on port 80 (standard)

Best Practices

Scan during network maintenance windows (avoid peak usage)

Cache inventory file to avoid repeated scans

Use device friendly names for easier identification

Set static IPs for critical devices (via Tasmota web UI or DHCP reservations)

Group devices by location/function in inventory comments

Resources

scripts/tasmota-discovery.py

Network scanner that finds live hosts and identifies Tasmota devices via HTTP and JSON API.

scripts/tasmota-control.py

Device controller supporting power, brightness, color, and status queries via Tasmota JSON API.

scripts/tasmota-status.py

Bulk status checker that queries all devices in inventory and displays power states.

💡 Examples