I found a local version which required python and I ran that - which did find 1 device (all I have shared or integrated via the webpage/API stuff for now) and the file it produces in step 6 of this guide: hubitatappndevice/Device/tuyaDevices at master · ivarho/hubitatappndevice · GitHub Does not match the properties their own guide describes so I am missing the EndPoint values when creating the virtual device. I do not get any true or false values returned in my json files - not even the raw one. Perhaps these specific devices simply do not have any cloud support yet.
I installed the Tuya Cloud integration and am able to turn the devices on and off just like with Alexa now - but A) that's cloud/internet reliant and B) I don't have full functionality here to change scenes or even brightness when someone comes in the room, etc.
I've read many have had success on Home Assistant and I'd really rather not have to deal with yet another hub or platform to get full control of my devices, nor fight the nightmare of completely redoing my smarthome to a different hub or platform and moving the entire system of rules and such... I've always had success with Hubitat having drivers for newer products - especially wifi based ones.
These lamps were gifted to me for Christmas and 8 of them is a significant price point so I'd like to get them working with more than just an on/off method. That pretty much destroys the idea of RGBIC lights.
@thebearmay That whole point of this support forum is to grow the hubitat ecosystem and find solutions right? That's why I'm here.. 
