What does dice-mcp-server do exactly?
It starts an MCP server that exposes a tool to roll a six-sided die and return the result.
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dice-mcp-server is a simple MCP server that rolls a standard six-sided die. It is intended for users who need a basic random number generation tool accessible via the Model Context Protocol.
Install the package with pip install dice-mcp-server, then run the command dice-mcp-server to start the server. No further configuration or commands are documented.
It starts an MCP server that exposes a tool to roll a six-sided die and return the result.
Install it via pip with the command `pip install dice-mcp-server`.
The README does not specify any runtime beyond Python with pip. It likely requires Python 3.
No. The server only rolls a single six-sided die.
It is released under the MIT License.

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