devices

Home and devices

Things in the room she can switch: your smart home through Home Assistant, and toys through the Lovense Remote app or Buttplug.io's Intiface Central. All of it stays on your own network, and anything physical has limits, a stop that doesn't go through her, and never starts from someone else's words. How plugins work in general is on Plugins.

Your home: Home Assistant

/home on        /home off        /home        /home refresh

Connects her to a Home Assistant on your own network, so she can run your lights, plugs, sensors and thermostat. Local only, and locks and garage doors always ask first. Setup, safety and which devices to buy are on their own page: Home automation.

Lovense

/lovense on     /lovense off     /lovense     /lovense stop     /lovense toys

Connects her to Lovense toys through the Lovense Remote app on your own network, the same bridge many Second Life toys use. While it's on she has four tools:

Tool	What it does
lovense_vibrate	A steady level, 0-20, for a number of seconds
lovense_pattern	One of the app's built-in patterns: pulse, wave, fireworks, earthquake
lovense_stop	Stop one toy or all of them
lovense_toys	Which toys are connected, with battery

Setting it up. Install Lovense Remote on your phone or PC, connect the toy to it, and turn on Game Mode. The app shows an address and port; put them in config.json:

"plugins": {
    "lovense": {
        "enabled": false,
        "host": "192.168.1.50",
        "port": 20010,
        "use_https": false,
        "max_strength": 20,
        "max_seconds": 60
    }
}

/lovense on connects and lists the toys; with no toy paired it still connects and says so, which is a good way to check the network path first. "enabled": true connects at startup.

Limits. max_strength (0-20) and max_seconds cap whatever she asks for, whatever the model writes.

Stopping. Any of these stops every toy, straight to the app, without going through her:

• a stop word in your message: "stop", "red", "safeword", "enough", "too much", "pause", "ow", "ouch". It happens before she reads it, so it doesn't depend on the model noticing. Set your own with "stop_words": [...].
• interrupting her (HOME, or ai-voice-ctl.py stop). Turn that off with "stop_on_interrupt": false.
• /lovense stop, /lovense off, or quitting Luna.

In a roleplay. While it's on and you're talking to her yourself, her system prompt says which toy is connected and which tools drive it, so she can use it when you ask or when it fits the scene, and is told to say what she's doing and to stop when you say so. Stream chat and Discord turns without memory never get that line.

Who can use it.

• Only your own turns: typed, voice, and Discord from an owner. Stream chat never sees these tools.
• Not a turn that has read outside content (an email, a web page, an MCP result such as Minecraft chat). Someone else's text can't be what switches it on; ask in your next message and it works. Files explains the rule.
• Not a scheduled job.
• Stopping is never blocked.

Buttplug: toys of almost any brand

/buttplug on    /buttplug off    /buttplug    /buttplug stop    /buttplug scan

This rests on someone else's work. Buttplug.io is an open-source project that has spent years working out the Bluetooth protocols of over 750 devices and putting one common protocol in front of all of them, and Intiface Central is its free app that does the talking. BSD 3-Clause licensed. This plugin is a small client for it; every device it supports is their doing. If it's useful to you, go and say thanks.

That covers Lovense, Kiiroo, We-Vibe, Satisfyer, The Handy, Magic Motion, Vorze and many more, and also Xbox gamepads and Switch Joy-Cons, so you can try the whole thing with no toy at all. Support goes by model, not just brand, so check buttplug.io before buying something new. Everything stays on your machine: no cloud, no account.

Tool	What it does
toy_vibrate	A steady intensity, 0-100, for a number of seconds: vibration, and rotation or oscillation on toys that do that
toy_pattern	pulse, wave, escalate, heartbeat or tease, up to a peak intensity
toy_stroke	Back and forth for strokers like The Handy, at a speed 0-100
toy_stop	Stop one device or all of them
toy_list	What's connected and what each can do

Setting it up.

1. Install Intiface Central and press Start Server.
2. Turn the device on and close its own phone app: a Bluetooth toy talks to one thing at a time. If you use Lovense Remote for Second Life, use the Lovense plugin instead.
3. pip install websocket-client (or the installer's toys extra), then /buttplug on. It scans for devices as it connects; /buttplug scan looks again.

"plugins": {
    "buttplug": {
        "enabled": false,
        "url": "ws://127.0.0.1:12345",
        "max_intensity": 100,
        "max_seconds": 60,
        "scan_on_start": true
    }
}

On Linux, Intiface uses BlueZ. If it doesn't find a device that's on and not connected to anything else, a cheap USB Bluetooth dongle often fixes it.

Limits, stopping, roleplay and who can use it work as for Lovense: max_intensity and max_seconds cap whatever she asks for; a stop word in your message, interrupting her, /buttplug stop, /buttplug off and quitting Luna all stop every device (stop_words and stop_on_interrupt work the same); her prompt lists what's connected and what each device can do; only your own turns can start one, never a turn that has read outside content or a scheduled job, and stopping is never blocked.