Pokemon Paste MCP
An MCP server tool for creating Pokémon battle configurations, which can convert Pokémon data into shareable Pokepaste links
rating : 2 points
downloads : 4.3K
What is Pokémon Paste MCP Server?
This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows users to automatically generate a shareable Pokepaste link by inputting detailed settings of Pokémon (such as moves, attributes, EV/IV, etc.). The link can be directly viewed on the web page to see the complete battle lineup.How to use Pokémon Paste MCP Server?
You can call this server through the command line or by configuring an MCP client (such as Claude Desktop or Cursor). Just provide the detailed information of Pokémon, and a shareable link containing all the settings will be generated.Applicable Scenarios
Suitable for Pokémon competitive players, trainers, developers and other users who need to quickly create and share battle lineups. It can be used in scenarios such as lineup testing, teaching, and communication.Main Features
Automatically Create Pokepaste Links
Automatically generate accessible links based on the provided Pokémon data for easy sharing and viewing.
Support Multiple Pokémon Settings
Supports various settings including moves, attributes, EV/IV, gender, items, abilities, etc., to meet competitive needs.
Customizable Title and Author Information
Users can add titles, author names and notes when generating links to enhance the professionalism and readability of the content.
Compatible with MCP Clients
Can be integrated with mainstream MCP clients (such as Claude Desktop) for easy development and use.
Advantages
Simple operation, no complex settings are required to generate Pokepaste links
Supports rich Pokémon settings to meet competitive needs
Suitable for various purposes such as teaching, testing, sharing, etc.
Limitations
Only supports input data in a specific format and requires strict adherence to the structural requirements
Currently does not support multi - language translation and is limited to English descriptions
How to Use
Install the Server
You can install it from npm or build it from the source code. It is recommended to use npm installation to simplify the process.
Prepare Pokémon Data
Prepare detailed information of Pokémon according to the provided JSON format, including names, moves, attributes, EV/IV, etc.
Call the create_pokepaste Tool
Use the command line or configure an MCP client to call the tool and pass in Pokémon data to generate a Pokepaste link.
Share the Link
The generated link can be directly viewed on the web page and can also be copied and pasted to share with others.
Usage Examples
Create a Pikachu Team
Input detailed settings of Pikachu, including moves, attributes, EV/IV, etc., to generate a shareable link.
Create a Complete Team
Input settings of multiple Pokémon, including Charizard and Alakazam, to generate a complete battle team.
Frequently Asked Questions
What knowledge do I need to use this server?
Does it support Chinese?
Can I share the generated link with my friends?
What if my data format is incorrect?
Related Resources
GitHub Project Page
View the project's source code, documentation and update logs.
MCP Client Configuration Guide
Learn how to configure an MCP client to use this server.
Pokepaste Official Website
View examples of generated Pokepastes to understand their format and content.

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