HomeClaw is a Mac menu bar app that exposes Apple HomeKit data through three interfaces: a bundled CLI (`homeclaw-cli`), a local stdio MCP server for AI assistants, and plugins for Claude Code and OpenClaw.

How to test:

1. Sign in to iCloud with an account that has HomeKit data (any home with at least one accessory works).
2. Launch HomeClaw. The icon appears in the menu bar.
3. Grant HomeKit access on first launch (Settings → Privacy & Security → HomeKit).
4. Click the menu bar icon to see homes, rooms, and accessories from your HomeKit setup.
5. Open Settings (from the menu bar) to verify connection state, configure integrations, and view the event log.
6. Optional CLI verification: open Terminal and run `/Applications/HomeClaw.app/Contents/MacOS/homeclaw-cli list` to enumerate accessories.

The screenshots submitted with this build show the app running in a demo mode (`--ui-test-demo` launch arg) that serves a synthetic home — this is purely to avoid leaking the developer's real HomeKit data in marketing assets. End users never see demo mode.

All processing is local. The app does not require any account, does not collect telemetry, and does not contact any server unless the user explicitly configures a webhook endpoint.
