dyson-cli

A command-line interface for controlling Dyson air purifiers, fans, and heaters.

Features

• 🔌 Local control - Communicates directly with your Dyson device over MQTT (no cloud required after setup)
• 🌡️ Full control - Power, fan speed, oscillation angles, heat mode, target temperature
• 📊 Status monitoring - View current state, air quality, and environmental data
• 🔐 Easy setup - Fetch credentials automatically via your Dyson account

Supported Devices

• Dyson Pure Cool Link (TP02, DP01)
• Dyson Pure Cool (TP04, DP04)
• Dyson Pure Hot+Cool Link (HP02)
• Dyson Pure Hot+Cool (HP04, HP06, HP07)
• Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool Formaldehyde (HP09)
• Dyson Pure Humidify+Cool (PH01, PH03, PH04)
• Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet (BP02, BP03, BP04)

Installation

pip install git+https://github.com/tmustier/dyson-cli.git

Or install from source:

git clone https://github.com/tmustier/dyson-cli.git
cd dyson-cli
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e .

Quick Start

1. Setup (one-time)

Fetch your device credentials via your Dyson account:

dyson setup --email [email protected] --region GB

This will:

1. Send an OTP to your Dyson account email
2. Prompt for OTP and your Dyson account password
3. Fetch your device credentials
4. Save them to ~/.dyson/config.json

Note: Use country codes for region (GB, US, DE, FR, etc.), not "EU".

2. List devices

dyson list              # Show configured devices
dyson list --check      # Also check if devices are online

3. Control your device

# Power
dyson on
dyson off

# Fan
dyson fan speed 5              # Set speed (1-10)
dyson fan speed auto           # Auto mode
dyson fan oscillate on         # Enable oscillation
dyson fan oscillate on -a 90   # 90° oscillation range
dyson fan oscillate on -a 180  # 180° sweep
dyson fan oscillate off        # Disable

# Heat (Hot+Cool models only)
dyson heat on
dyson heat off
dyson heat target 22           # Set target temperature (°C)

# Night mode
dyson night on
dyson night off

# Status
dyson status                   # Show current state
dyson status --json            # JSON output for scripting

Commands

Command	Description
dyson setup	Configure device credentials
dyson list	List configured devices
dyson list --check	List with online/offline status
dyson status	Show device status
dyson on	Turn device on
dyson off	Turn device off
dyson fan speed <1-10|auto>	Set fan speed or auto mode
dyson fan oscillate <on|off> [-a ANGLE]	Control oscillation (45/90/180/350°)
dyson heat on|off	Control heat mode
dyson heat target <temp>	Set target temperature (1-37°C)
dyson night <on|off>	Control night mode
dyson default <name>	Set default device
dyson remove <name>	Remove a device from config

Multiple Devices

If you have multiple Dyson devices, use -d to target a specific one:

dyson status -d "Bedroom"
dyson on -d "Living Room"
dyson fan speed 5 -d "Office"

Set a default device:

dyson default "Living Room"

Configuration

Credentials are stored in ~/.dyson/config.json:

{
  "devices": [
    {
      "name": "Living Room",
      "serial": "XXX-XX-XXXXXXXX",
      "credential": "...",
      "product_type": "527K",
      "ip": "192.168.1.100"
    }
  ],
  "default_device": "Living Room"
}

The IP address is auto-discovered on first dyson status call via mDNS.

How It Works

Dyson devices communicate locally via MQTT on port 1883. After initial setup (which requires your Dyson account), all control happens directly on your local network - no cloud required.

Important: You must be connected to the same WiFi network as your Dyson device. The CLI will not work remotely or from a different network.

Credits

Built on top of libdyson-neon, the actively maintained fork of libdyson that powers the Home Assistant Dyson integration.

License

MIT