Use this command to install PresenceLight with WinGet:
winget install --id=isaaclevin.presencelight -e
PresenceLight is a solution designed to broadcast your various statuses to smart light bulbs. It leverages Microsoft Graph's Presence API to retrieve and display your availability, such as your status in Microsoft Teams, on connected lights.
Key Features:
Compatibility with multiple types of smart lights, including Philips Hue, LIFX, Yeelight, Philips Wiz, and WLED.
Remote control capabilities without the need for USB tethering, enabling updates from a remote machine.
Integration with Microsoft Teams availability status for seamless communication.
Customizable color settings to represent different statuses or preferences.
Support for third-party devices via REST API endpoints.
Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for individuals and organizations who want to visually communicate their availability or other statuses using smart lights. PresenceLight improves workflow transparency and enhances remote communication by providing an intuitive, visual representation of user status through lighting.
PresenceLight can be installed via winget, making it easy to integrate into your system.
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PresenceLight
NOTE: Due to internal changes at Microsoft, the Web/Container Version no longer works. I am currently looking into resolving this issue, but in the meantime, you will have to create an App Registration yourself and build the code on your own. :(
PresenceLight is a solution to broadcast your various statuses to various kinds of smart lights. Some statuses you can broadcast are: your availability in Microsoft Teams or color of your choosing. There are other solutions that do something similar to sending Teams Availability to a light, but they require a tethered solution (plugging a light into a computer via USB). What PresenceLight does is leverage the Presence Api, which is available in Microsoft Graph, allowing to retrieve your presence without having to be tethered. This could potentially allow someone to update the light bulb from a remote machine they do not use.
