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Enables AI agents to roll weighted entries from built-in and caller-supplied composable content tables for tabletop and narrative play — encounters, loot, weather, complications, NPC traits, plot hooks, tavern scenes, rumours and settlement quirks — with nested table references resolved recursively, seed-based reproducibility, and optional no-repeat sessions across calls.

Enables users to look up Monster Hunter World game data such as monsters, weapons, armor, and skills, including weaknesses, stats, and build optimization, through MCP-compatible clients.

Enables querying Pokémon data from PokéAPI, including stats, types, abilities, evolution chains, and type matchups, via natural language or direct tool calls.

Enables AI agents to look up static VALORANT reference data from valorant-api.com — listing playable agents with their roles and abilities, fetching full details for a single agent, and listing weapons and maps. Runs keyless either locally over stdio or through the Pipeworx gateway.

Enables AI agents to query live Twitch data read-only through the Helix API, including top-streamed games, currently live streams filtered by game or language, channel and streamer search, and user profile lookups. Also supports natural-language questions that are routed to the right tool automatically.

Enables AI agents to query Dota 2 hero meta statistics, recent professional matches, search players by display name, and retrieve player profiles by account ID. It exposes these capabilities as MCP tools over gateway or local stdio connections.

Enables querying Guild Wars 2 game data including items and achievements via natural language, part of the Pipeworx MCP gateway.

Enables AI agents to retrieve Brawl Stars club members and country rankings for players, clubs, and brawlers via the Pipeworx MCP gateway.

Enables AI agents to search and retrieve video game information from the IGDB catalog, including games, platforms, companies, release dates, ratings, and cover art.

Enables AI agents to roll tabletop dice in standard notation (including keep/drop and exploding modifiers), flip up to 1,000 coins, and compute exact probability distributions or target-threshold odds for any roll. Every result is seeded and reproducible, so the same arguments plus seed return identical outcomes.

Enables AI agents to query public Lichess data including player profiles, games, opening explorer, and tablebase via the Pipeworx MCP gateway.

Provides access to Magic: The Gathering card database, enabling listing of sets and expansions.

Enables keyless Minecraft profile lookups, resolving usernames to UUIDs (including at a past timestamp), fetching skin/cape profile payloads, retrieving historical name changes, and listing blocked-server hashes. It can be used either through the Pipeworx gateway or as a local stdio server, with plain-English routing via ask_pipeworx.

Enables fetching public Code::Stats user XP and activity data, including total XP, per-language breakdowns, and recent coding activity.

Wraps the Open Trivia Database to provide trivia categories and questions via MCP tools.

Enables searching and retrieving D&D 5th Edition spells via natural language queries.

MCP server for searching Giant Bomb's video game database. It provides a single search tool to query games, characters, and other resources.

Enables querying free-to-play video games from FreeToGame, with tools to list games by platform/category, filter by tags, and retrieve full game details like requirements and screenshots.

Enables AI agents to search a video game database by name, genre, or platform, retrieve detailed game records, and list genres/platforms with game counts. It exposes these capabilities as MCP tools for ratings, Metacritic scores, release dates, developers, publishers, ESRB ratings, and playtime.

Enables asking yes/no questions and receiving quantum superposition answers (both true and false simultaneously), with optional cat mode for absurdist responses.