Integrate with Daikin ONE+/Amana thermostats via the official Daikin One Open API
domain: daikinone.com/openapi · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Register at daikinone.com/openapi and create a development application; individual developers accept the Daikin Developers Terms of Service, while commercial integrators must sign the Daikin ONECTA Cloud API License Agreement after business validation.
Have the thermostat owner (Daikin One Home or Amana Home app user) generate an integration token inside their own app and share it with your application — this is owner-issued, revocable at any time by the owner, not a standard OAuth redirect flow.
Authenticate REST calls to the Daikin One Cloud Open API using that integration token to read thermostat/device state.
Send setpoint and mode-change commands via the documented control endpoints (see /openapi/documentation and /openapi/examples for exact request/response shapes).
Move from sandbox/dev credentials to production only after Daikin approves your signed license agreement for distribution to customers.
Known gotchas
Auth is an owner-generated, shareable integration token, not a standard OAuth authorization-code redirect — your onboarding UX must walk users through generating it in their own Daikin/Amana app.
Distributable production access requires a signed business license agreement, not just developer registration — budget lead time for approval.
Don't confuse this official Open API with the unofficial, reverse-engineered 'daikinskyport' community library, which targets a different (undocumented) interface.
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