The house manual Alexa+ reads to your sitter.
Keeper is a self-hosted MCP server. You tell it the things a sitter, guest, or dog walker always asks. They say their pass code to the Echo and ask in their own words. Keeper answers only from the notes their pass covers, walks them through bedtime step by step, and sends you anything it can't answer.
Locked
Say your pass code, then ask anything about the house.
Cards from Keeper's MCP server appear here, like on an Echo Show.
Conversation
Each turn calls Keeper over MCPStart as Priya, the sitter: say her code, then ask about the house. Switch to Sam to see what she asked. This house is private to your browser.
The house, as Sam sees it
Passes
Private notes
None
Questions for Sam
None yet
Visit log
Connect your own MCP client
The device link speaks for whoever's pass is active. Add the owner key as an x-keeper-key header to act as Sam.
...A pass, not a password list
Sam gives Priya a sitter pass and Lee a dog walker pass: a 4-digit code, the sections it covers, and an end time. Lee can hear Biscuit's dinner, not the Wi-Fi.
Private means never a candidate
A guest's question is searched only against notes their pass covers. Private notes are filtered out before the search runs, and a miss and a private hit get the same words.
Questions find their way home
Anything the manual can't answer goes to Sam. Sam answers by voice, Priya hears it on her next turn, and the answer becomes a shared note for the next guest.