Try it, right now.
No sign-up, no hardware. Three ways to experience "one sentence controls your devices": chat with virtual devices, trigger control from any LLM with a Magic Link, or connect your own AI.
Chat
Left: live state of the virtual device sandbox. Right: watch the AI query and control devices — and how a dangerous action is gated by human-in-the-loop confirmation.
Living Room Light
OnlineBedroom Thermostat
OnlineStudy Plug
OnlineMagic LinkComing Soon
Pick a device, pick an action, and get a signed control link — scope-limited, use-limited, time-limited, fully audited. Hand the prompt to any LLM and it serves you the link; one GET click triggers the action.
Generate your Magic Link
Prompt template (preview)
How it plays: copy this prompt → send it to any LLM (Kimi / Doubao / DeepSeek…) → the model returns the agreed link → you click it, and a GET request triggers the device action.
You are my smart-home assistant. I have minted signed control links for my devices via Open AIoT: - Turn on the living room light: GET https://api.open-aiot.com/link/dm8xk2?action=light.on - Turn off the living room light: GET https://api.open-aiot.com/link/dm8xk2?action=light.off Rules: when I say "light on" / "light off" or similar, reply with the matching link and note "click to execute". Never invent other links.
Connect My AIComing Soon
Pick your client, generate the mcpServers config, copy with one click, run a connection self-test — four steps to bring the sandbox devices (and later, your own) into the AI you use every day.
Kimi
Direct MCP. Config generation and one-click copy coming soon.
Claude Desktop
Desktop mcpServers setup wizard coming soon.
Cursor
In-editor device tools with connection self-test coming soon.
Want real hardware?
The light, thermostat and plug in this sandbox all have real, connectable hardware on the ThingBoot platform — the first reference implementation of Open AIoT.
Visit ThingBoot →Connect My Devices
Open specification, self-hosted MCP server — one line of config lets any AI safely control your devices.
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