Yes and no.
I did not get the internal HTTP API enabled. But I can communicate over TCP and expose it as an HTTP and MQTT API. So it can be remotely controlled.
Hey, do you have any git or txt file that sum the capabilities of the api that you use?
The documentation could use some improvement, but GitHub - mouse256/arylic-mqtt · GitHub should give you an idea? Anything specific you’re looking for?
If maybe you know the “on” commend after the sleep mode