Ohcardhelper For Playground

What is Ohcardhelper For Playground?

Ohcardhelper For Playground is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides OH card psychological projection tools, optimized for cloud hosting on mcp.so. It allows users to draw random OH cards, explore guidance questions, and gain personal insights through image interpretation.

How to use Ohcardhelper For Playground?

Install via npx and configure in Claude Desktop using the provided JSON snippet. Use the available tools—draw_oh_card, get_guidance_questions, what_is_oh_cards, get_oh_card_process, get_all_question_types, and get_all_cards_preview—by invoking them through an MCP client.

Key features of Ohcardhelper For Playground

• Random card drawing from a set of nine OH cards
• Five types of professional guidance questions for deep exploration
• Dual transport support: stdio and REST API
• Zero‑configuration startup; no extra parameters needed
• Docker support for containerized deployment
• Fully typed with TypeScript

Use cases of Ohcardhelper For Playground

• Self‑exploration: draw a card to reflect on personal questions
• Coaching or therapy sessions: use guided questions to facilitate discussion
• Creative brainstorming: gain new perspectives on challenges
• Team‑building activities: share card interpretations in groups

FAQ from Ohcardhelper For Playground

What are OH cards and how does this server use them?

OH cards (Open Heart Cards) are psychological projection tools that use images to help people explore their inner world. This server lets you draw cards, view guidance questions, and interpret them through MCP tools.

How do I draw a card with a specific intention?

Use the draw_oh_card tool with an optional intention parameter to set the question or area you want to explore.

What guidance question types are available?

Five types: observation/feeling, deep exploration, scenario immersion, inner connection, and inspiring action. Additionally, a random type can be selected.

What deployment options does the server support?

It supports stdio mode for standard input/output, REST API mode via HTTP on port 9593, and Docker containerization.

How do I use it with Claude Desktop?

Add the following to Claude Desktop’s mcpServers configuration: "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "ohcard-cloud-mcp"].