good_wook
A conversational MCP server that provides natural-language access to Phish's show history, setlists, and song statistics via live Phish.net data.
README
good_wook 🐟
A free, non-commercial conversational Phish MCP — a natural-language front end to the band Phish's show history, usable from Claude / claude.ai.
It is a live proxy over the Phish.net API v5. It does not scrape, store, or redistribute setlist data — every answer is fetched live and credited to Phish.net. Short-lived caching is used only to reduce load. Data: Phish.net.
good_wook is an independent fan tool, not affiliated with Phish.net or Phish.
Use it
The server is live at https://good-wook.mino-yakking.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP).
Add it as a custom connector in claude.ai (Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector), paste the URL above, then just ask:
- "What's the latest Phish show?"
- "What did Phish play on this day in history?"
- "How many times have they played Tweezer, and what's the current gap?"
- "Give me a random Phish show."
Custom connectors require a paid Claude plan.
good_wook uses the Phish.net API under its published API terms: every answer is fetched live per user request, nothing is stored or redistributed, and every response carries Phish.net attribution.
How it works
Phish.net runs on the Songfish platform. The live client + formatter are a small
core, with Phish.net specifics isolated to config — base URL, API key, and
constants.FIELD_MAP for Phish.net's field names.
A Cloudflare Worker (McpAgent + Durable Object) serves the MCP over Streamable HTTP,
edge-caches upstream responses, and rate-limits per client. A Python stdio server
(src/good_wook/) mirrors the same tools for local use.
API key — Phish.net v5 requires one (request at phish.net/api).
It is read from PHISHNET_API_KEY locally and from a Cloudflare secret in the Worker;
it is never committed. Offline tests pass without a key.
Tools (11)
ping, get_setlist, latest_show, this_day_in_history, search_shows,
random_show, song_stats (incl. current gap), song_history,
jam_chart, venue_info, upcoming_shows.
A corpus-wide biggest-gaps leaderboard is intentionally omitted — it needs stored
aggregates, which the no-storage design (and Phish.net's terms) disallow. Per-song
current gap lives in song_stats. A top-rated-shows tool is likewise omitted:
Phish.net v5 exposes no sortable show rating.
Develop
uv sync
uv run pytest # offline tests (format + client + normalization)
PHISHNET_API_KEY=... uv run python scripts/spike.py # once you have a key
PHISHNET_API_KEY=... uv run good_wook # stdio MCP for Claude Code
Attribution & license
Independent fan project, run non-commercially. Not affiliated with Phish.net or Phish. Setlist data © Phish.net — the data is theirs, served live under attribution and not covered by this repo's license.
The good_wook source is MIT licensed (LICENSE).
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