MCP Games Server
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A Multi-Channel Platform (MCP) for game-related API integrations and tools. This project provides a unified way to interact with various gaming and community platforms through standardized interfaces.
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What is MCP Games Server?
MCP Games Server is a collection of server implementations that follow the MCP (Multi-Channel Platform) protocol, allowing for standardized interaction with different online platforms and APIs. The servers can be used independently or together to create powerful gaming and community tools.
How to use MCP Games Server?
To use an MCP server, connect to the server, request available tools, and call the desired tools with appropriate parameters. Refer to the README of each server implementation for specific usage patterns. For example, the Reddit MCP server allows you to browse and search subreddits, get post details, search Reddit, view user profiles, create posts and comments, vote on content, and access subreddit rules.
Key features of MCP Games Server
Standardized API interaction
Modular server implementations
Reddit API integration
Browse and search subreddits
Create and interact with Reddit content
Use cases of MCP Games Server
Integrating Reddit content into a game
Building a Reddit bot
Creating a community management tool
Aggregating gaming news from multiple platforms
FAQ from MCP Games Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Multi-Channel Platform, a protocol for standardized interaction with online platforms and APIs.
What platforms are currently supported?
What platforms are currently supported?
Currently, the project includes a Reddit MCP Server. More platforms will be added in the future.
How do I add a new server implementation?
How do I add a new server implementation?
Create a new directory under servers/ for your implementation, implement the MCP server protocol, add documentation in a README.md file, and include tests and requirements.
What are the prerequisites for running an MCP server?
What are the prerequisites for running an MCP server?
You need Python 3.8 or higher and API credentials for the platforms you want to use.
Where can I find the documentation for each server?
Where can I find the documentation for each server?
Each server implementation has its own README.md file in its respective directory under servers/.