mcp-randoom
Provides true random generation tools for AI agents, including coin flip, dice roller, random numbers, and wheel of fortune, enabling decisions and TTRPG sessions.
README
mcp-randoom
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides true random generation tools for your AI agents. Whether you need an AI to make a decision for you, or you want it to act as a Dungeon Master for your next D&D session, mcp-randoom has you covered.
Features
- Coin Flip: Let the AI decide your fate with a secure 50/50 coin toss. Perfect for "Heads or Tails" scenarios.
- Dice Roller: A robust dice roller supporting standard D&D notation (e.g.,
1d20,2d6,4d8). Great for TTRPG sessions where the AI plays the DM or a player. - True Random Numbers: Generate cryptographically secure random integers or floating-point numbers within a specified range.
- Wheel of Fortune: Spin a virtual wheel to randomly select an item from a list of options (great for raffles or decision making).
Usage
You can run this MCP server directly using bunx without needing to install it globally.
Quick Start
bunx github:ringotypowriter/mcp-randoom
Using with Claude Desktop
To use this with Claude Desktop, add the following configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"randoom": {
"command": "bunx",
"args": [
"github:ringotypowriter/mcp-randoom"
]
}
}
}
Tools
coin_flip
Flips a coin and returns "Heads" or "Tails".
dice_roll
Rolls dice based on input notation.
- Input:
dice(string) - e.g., "1d20", "2d6". - Output: Individual rolls and the total sum.
random_number
Generates a random number.
- Input:
min(number)max(number)integer(boolean, default: true)
- Output: A random number within the range.
wheel_spin
Spins a wheel to randomly select one option from a list.
- Input:
options(array of strings) - List of options (must be > 3). - Output: The selected option.
License
MIT
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