Ranger MCP Server

Name: Ranger MCP Server
Author: ryuichi1208

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About Ranger MCP Server

It consistently responds with "Ranger!" to any MCP tool request it receives via standard input/output.

Basic information

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ranger-mcp-server": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": [
        "ranger_fastmcp.py"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Tools

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Overview

What is Ranger MCP Server?

Ranger MCP Server is a lightweight MCP server that responds with "Ranger!" to every tool request it receives via standard input/output. It provides several tool names such as ranger, ranger_with_input, and any_request, but all of them ignore any input and return the same fixed message.

How to use Ranger MCP Server?

Run the Python script python ranger_fastmcp.py to start the server. It listens on stdio for MCP tool requests and responds to each with "Ranger!".

Key features of Ranger MCP Server

Always returns "Ranger!" to any tool request.
Ignores all input parameters.
Provides multiple tool names (e.g., ranger, ranger_with_input).
Communicates via standard input/output (stdio).
Minimal Python implementation.

Use cases of Ranger MCP Server

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FAQ from Ranger MCP Server

What does it respond to any tool request?

It responds with "Ranger!" regardless of the tool or input.

What tools are available?

It provides tools like ranger, ranger_with_input, and any_request, among others.

How do I run this server?

Execute python ranger_fastmcp.py in your terminal.

Does the server process any input?

No, all tools ignore their inputs and simply return "Ranger!".

What protocol does it use?

It uses MCP over standard input/output (stdio) transport.

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