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PIXIE MCP Server

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PIXIE Holdings

Open-source prototype created for the Build, Ship, Shape: Amazon Developer Hackathon.

PIXIE Holdings is an accessible portfolio-economics game. The player stewards three fictionalized Loptr Lab holdings while balancing cash, human capacity, accessibility, rights, trust, and system pressure.

The project demonstrates a deliberately different kind of embodied assistant:

  • Alexa+ is the voice through a self-hosted MCP endpoint.

  • PIXIE is the consent and consequence steward.

  • AT Protocol is the portable public evidence layer.

  • Narrative Provenance for Obsidian remains the private creator-controlled memory.

Contributor launchpad

Run it. Test it. Tell us what breaks.

Start with CONTRIBUTING.md. Good first contributions include accessibility testing, MCP/Alexa+ interoperability, documentation, provenance, UX, tests, and ecosystem mapping.

The Ecosystem Handoff explains how this hackathon prototype fits into the wider Loptr Lab / PIXIE architecture without treating future Gamer OS capabilities as already shipped.

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Obsidian vault contract

The prototype includes an additive, Obsidian-compatible project structure in obsidian-vault/. PIXIE may propose an inbox-to-project move, but it must show the source path, destination path, reason, and rollback receipt before changing anything. Original filenames and attachments are preserved.

Run

Requires Node.js 22 or later.

npm install
npm start

Open http://localhost:3000. The MCP endpoint is POST /mcp; health is GET /health.

npm test

Alexa+ MCP

The server implements the MCP 2025-11-25 JSON-RPC surface needed for the prototype:

  • initialize

  • tools/list

  • tools/call

Tools:

  • list_holdings

  • evaluate_allocation

  • preview_file_action

  • prepare_media_package

  • prepare_public_receipt

The receipt tool creates a preview only. It does not publish, spend, order, diagnose, or transmit private information.

Training pathway

The Loptr Lab training pathway routes visitors by creative interest and present capacity. Job-loss context remains device-local and is never included in the public PDS-record preview.

Rights boundary

The playable prototype uses original Loptr Lab names and mechanics. Umbrella Corporation, Wayne Enterprises, V.I.K.I., the Red Queen, Pennywise, IT, Resident Evil, artists, platforms, and publications may be discussed as commentary or inspiration but are not included as characters, branding, endorsements, or licensed properties.

The economic figures are synthetic scenario data, not valuations, investment advice, financial statements, or offers of securities.

Attribution

Concept, architecture, writing, and direction: Dominique Devereaux / Loptr Lab. Development assistance: OpenAI Codex. Tool assistance does not transfer authorship or ownership.

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