Meteocontrol FAQs

Question 1

How do I install the Meteocontrol extension for Gemini CLI?

Accepted Answer

The recommended installation method is directly via the Gemini CLI by running `gemini extensions add https://github.com/your-org/meteocontrol-mcp`. Manual installation by cloning the repository and building is also supported.

Question 2

Can the Meteocontrol MCP Server be hosted remotely?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the server supports a remote mode using Server-Sent Events (SSE). You can configure it by setting the `MCP_TRANSPORT=sse` environment variable and defining the server URL in your Gemini CLI settings.

Question 3

What is Meteocontrol MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

The Meteocontrol MCP Server is a Gemini CLI extension that facilitates interaction with the MeteoControl VCOM API v2. It allows users to monitor solar arrays, retrieve energy production data, and perform system health checks using natural language commands.

Question 4

What kind of data can I retrieve using this tool?

Accepted Answer

You can retrieve comprehensive data including historical energy production (Wh/kWh/MWh), real-time AC power output, detailed technical information for solar panels and inverters, and perform system discovery to list all associated solar systems.

Question 5

What are the core benefits of using Meteocontrol with Gemini CLI?

Accepted Answer

The core benefits include simplified solar array management through natural language commands, access to critical real-time and historical energy data, detailed asset information for informed decision-making, and flexible deployment options for both local and remote use.

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