Coin Flip MCP Server

Created By
TeglonLabsa year ago
MCP server for flipping coins with true randomness from random.org
Overview

What is Coin Flip MCP Server?

Coin Flip MCP Server is a server that provides true random coin flips using the randomness API from random.org, demonstrating the Model Context Protocol for generating random outcomes with configurable sides.

How to use Coin Flip MCP Server?

To use the Coin Flip MCP Server, install the dependencies, build the server, and configure it with an MCP client like Claude Desktop. You can then use natural language commands to interact with the coin flip tool.

Key features of Coin Flip MCP Server?

  • Flips a coin with configurable number of sides (default is 2)
  • Uses true randomness from random.org
  • Special handling for edge cases (0, 1, or negative sides)
  • Supports multiple sides for coin flips

Use cases of Coin Flip MCP Server?

  1. Flipping a coin for decision making
  2. Rolling dice for games
  3. Generating random numbers for various applications

FAQ from Coin Flip MCP Server?

  • Can I configure the number of sides for the coin flip?

Yes! You can configure the number of sides when flipping the coin.

  • How does the server ensure true randomness?

The server uses the randomness API from random.org to ensure true randomness in the outcomes.

  • Is it easy to integrate with other applications?

Yes! The server can be easily integrated with any MCP client.

Project Info
Created At
a year ago
Updated At
a year ago
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TeglonLabs
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