Team Discovery

Discovery Suite is a macOS app that discovers, identifies, and — where the device allows — controls every device around your home, over Wi-Fi (mDNS/SSDP/DIAL) and Bluetooth LE. An actor-based Swift library and `discoveryd` daemon run both sweeps in parallel and fuse the results through an identification layer: BLE company-IDs (Amazon, Apple), Apple Continuity ("iPhone, in use"), OUI vendor lookup, a Bonjour service catalog (_hap._tcp, _aqara-setup._tcp, _matterc._udp…), and coarse proximity buckets (Immediate/ Near/Far) from smoothed BLE RSSI. A macOS 26 Liquid Glass dashboard presents it — collapsing dense networks, pinning the interesting devices, ordering Bluetooth by proximity. Its guiding principle is honest capability reporting: when a device can't be controlled (closed HomeKit, secured setup, no Mac-side API) the app says so with a structured reason instead of failing silently. Fire TV is driven end-to-end over a native ADB implementation: pair → universal remote → installed-apps grid (`pm list packages -3`) → tap to launch. A Python FastMCP server exposes the whole network to Claude as a tool (list_devices, rescan, send_command, pair_device, list_apps).