Intiface Control

Control 750+ BLE intimate devices (Lovense, Kiiroo, We-Vibe, Satisfyer, etc.) from natural language via Intiface Central and buttplug-mcp. Works on macOS, Wi...

Security Scan

The skill's requirements and runtime instructions align with its stated purpose (controlling Buttplug/Intiface-compatible devices); nothing requested is evidently unrelated, but there are a few operational cautions to consider before installing and allowing autonomous use.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description match the declared requirements: the skill is instruction-only and calls mcporter → buttplug-mcp → Intiface Central → local devices. Required binaries (mcporter, buttplug-mcp) are appropriate and no unrelated credentials/config paths are requested.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md instructs the agent to run local commands (mcporter calling buttplug-mcp) and to interact with Intiface Central on ws://localhost:12345 to control physical Bluetooth/USB devices — this is exactly the skill's purpose. Note: these commands directly actuate physical devices, so runtime control has real-world effects and should be consented to by the user.

Install Mechanism

The skill is instruction-only (no install spec). It directs users to install buttplug-mcp from a GitHub Releases page (reasonable) and to use a third-party Homebrew tap (conacademy) for macOS. Adding external Homebrew taps or installing binaries from non-official taps has modest additional risk — verify the tap/source before installing.

Credentials

No environment variables, credentials, or config paths are requested. The lack of secret requirements is proportionate to the described local-device-control purpose.

Persistence & Privilege

always:false (normal). The skill allows normal autonomous invocation (platform default). Because the skill controls physical devices, permitting autonomous invocation increases risk: ensure the agent is only allowed to call this skill with explicit user consent or appropriate guardrails.

Assessment

This skill appears to do what it says: it provides instructions so the agent can use mcporter + buttplug-mcp to talk to Intiface Central and control nearby BLE/USB devices. Before installing or enabling it: (1) Confirm you trust the Homebrew tap (conacademy) or prefer to install buttplug-mcp directly from the project's official GitHub releases; (2) Be aware the agent will run local commands that physically actuate devices — only enable autonomous use if you are comfortable with that behavior and have given explicit consent; (3) Ensure Intiface Central is installed, open, and configured on the host (it listens on ws://localhost:12345); (4) If you want lower risk, do not grant the agent unrestricted autonomous invocation of this skill and require explicit user confirmation before running any device commands.

Universal Intimate Device Control via Intiface

Control any Buttplug.io-compatible device — 750+ toys across all major brands — using natural language through OpenClaw.

How it works

OpenClaw agent
    → mcporter (stdio)
    → buttplug-mcp
    → Intiface Central (WebSocket)
    → Your device (Bluetooth / USB)

No reverse-engineering, no device-specific code. Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

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Prerequisites

• Intiface Central — free desktop app (cross-platform)
• buttplug-mcp — MCP bridge for Buttplug/Intiface
• mcporter — installed via OpenClaw's mcporter skill

Install buttplug-mcp

macOS (Homebrew):

brew tap conacademy/homebrew-tap
brew install conacademy/tap/buttplug-mcp

Other platforms: Download from ConAcademy/buttplug-mcp

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Setup (one time)

Step 1 — Install and open Intiface Central

Download from intiface.com/central. Open the app and click Start Server. Leave it running — it listens on ws://localhost:12345 by default.

Step 2 — Connect your device

In Intiface Central, click Start Scanning. Power on your toy. Once it appears in the device list, scanning can be stopped.

Step 3 — Install mcporter skill

Ask OpenClaw: install skill mcporter

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Commands the agent will use

List connected devices

mcporter call --stdio "buttplug-mcp --ws-port 12345" device_vibrate --list

Vibrate a device

mcporter call --stdio "buttplug-mcp --ws-port 12345" device_vibrate id=0 strength=0.7

• id: device index (0 = first device)
• strength: 0.0 to 1.0 (0.0 = stop)

Stop

mcporter call --stdio "buttplug-mcp --ws-port 12345" device_vibrate id=0 strength=0.0

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Strength guide

Value	Feel
0.1–0.2	Gentle
0.3–0.5	Medium
0.6–0.8	Strong
0.9–1.0	Maximum

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Supported brands (partial list)

Lovense · Kiiroo · We-Vibe · Satisfyer · The Handy · OSR-2/SR-6 · and 700+ more

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Agent rules

• Always stop (strength 0.0) after a timed session unless the user says otherwise
• Use device id=0 unless the user specifies a different device
• Intiface Central must be running before calling any commands — remind the user if commands fail
• Do not use the notify tool

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Troubleshooting

Problem	Fix
connection refused	Open Intiface Central and click Start Server
Device not found	Click Start Scanning in Intiface Central, power cycle the toy
buttplug-mcp not found	Run brew install conacademy/tap/buttplug-mcp
mcporter not found	Ask OpenClaw: install skill mcporter
Wrong device index	List devices first, use the correct id