mtg-mcp

# MTG MCP  A Model Context Protocol server for Magic: The Gathering card data using the Scryfall API. ## What it does This MCP server lets LLMs look up MTG cards and search through them. Pretty straightforward - you ask about a card, it fetches the data from Scryfall. ## Why use this? If you're using Claude or another LLM that supports MCP, this gives it access to the entire MTG card database. This means you can: - Get help building decks for any format (Standard, Modern, Commander, etc.) - Analyze and tune your existing decks - find better cards, fix your mana curve - Calculate the right number of lands for your deck based on your curve - Look up card interactions and rules text while deck building - Search for cards that fit specific strategies or combos - Get deck recommendations based on cards you already own Basically, it turns your LLM into a deck building assistant that actually knows what cards do. ## Screenshots Here's the MCP server in action - looking up specific cards and getting detailed information:  And here's an example of using it for deck building, analyzing card synergies and getting suggestions:  ## Installation ```bash cargo install mtg-mcp ``` ## Usage The server exposes these tools: - `get_card` - Look up a specific card by name (fuzzy search works) - `search_cards` - Search for cards using Scryfall syntax ### Examples Get a card: ``` get_card("Lightning Bolt") ``` Search for cards: ``` search_cards("color:red type:creature cmc:3") ``` ## Setup with Claude The easiest way to add this to Claude Desktop: ```bash claude mcp add mtg-mcp ``` ## Manual Configuration If you prefer to configure manually, add this to your MCP settings: ```json { "mcpServers": { "mtg": { "command": "mtg-mcp" } } } ``` ## Development Standard Rust project. Uses tokio for async and reqwest for HTTP requests. ```bash cargo test cargo run ``` ## License MIT