Lazy FAQs

Question 1

How does Lazy handle weather and IP lookup data?

Accepted Answer

Lazy leverages an OpenWeatherMap API key (required for setup) to deliver current and forecast weather data. For IP lookup, it can retrieve the client's IP or provide detailed geolocation for any specified IP address.

Question 2

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and why is it important for Lazy?

Accepted Answer

MCP is a communication protocol that Lazy implements, allowing it to serve as a versatile backend tool server. This enables seamless integration with AI models and other applications requiring real-time, context-aware data interactions and tool execution.

Question 3

What are the technical requirements to run Lazy?

Accepted Answer

Lazy requires Go version 1.24 or later. For full functionality, especially weather tools, you'll also need a free OpenWeatherMap API key for configuration.

Question 4

Can I use Lazy for complex mathematical computations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Lazy includes a powerful 'calculate' tool that can evaluate a wide range of mathematical expressions, supporting basic arithmetic, trigonometric functions, logarithms, powers, and more, using natural syntax.

Question 5

What is Lazy and what functionalities does it offer?

Accepted Answer

Lazy is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built in Go, designed to provide real-time data for evaluating mathematical expressions, performing IP address lookups with detailed geolocation, and fetching current weather conditions or 5-day forecasts for any location.

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