Dice MCP Server

Dice MCP Server

A simple 6-sided dice MCP server project

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update time : 2025-04-29

What is the Dice MCP Server?

This is a lightweight server specifically designed to simulate the results of rolling a 6-sided dice. It provides standardized random number generation services through the MCP protocol and is suitable for various scenarios that require random numbers.

How to use the Dice MCP Server?

After installation, simply run a simple command to get a random number from 1 to 6, simulating the result of a real dice roll.

Applicable scenarios

It is very suitable for occasions that require random numbers, such as board games, teaching demonstrations, and decision-making assistance.

Main features

Standard dice simulation

Accurately simulate the random results of rolling a standard 6-sided dice

Easy to use

No complex configuration is required. Get random results with one click.

MCP protocol support

Adopt the standard MCP protocol, making it easy to integrate with other systems

Advantages

Minimalist design, zero learning cost

Lightweight, low resource consumption

Support for standardized protocols

Limitations

Only support 6-sided dice

Do not support batch generation

No graphical interface

How to use

Installation

Install the service using the pip package manager

Run

Execute the main program in the command line

Get results

The program will output a random integer between 1 and 6

Usage examples

Board games

Use it as a substitute when you can't find a physical dice

Teaching demonstrations

Demonstrate random number generation in probability and statistics courses

Frequently Asked Questions

How to verify randomness?

Does it support customizing the number of dice faces?

How to uninstall?

Related resources

GitHub repository

Project source code

MCP protocol documentation

MCP protocol specification

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