How do I authenticate to use Phoenix Number?

Access to the Phoenix Number API requires an `X-API-Key` for authentication. This key ensures secure interaction with the underlying 'StupidAPIs' wrapper.

How does Phoenix Number integrate with Pipeworx?

Phoenix Number is part of the Pipeworx open MCP gateway. Users can easily integrate it by adding a simple JSON configuration to their MCP client or by using the `npx pipeworx use phoenix-number` CLI command.

What specific data does Phoenix Number provide?

It provides random numerical data through its `phoenix_number_generate` tool. Despite a humorous internal description about temperature, its core function is solely for random number generation.

What is Phoenix Number?

Phoenix Number is a tool for generating random numerical data. It integrates with the Pipeworx Model Context Protocol (MCP) gateway and wraps 'StupidAPIs' for data access.

Phoenix Number

Name: Phoenix Number
Author: pipeworx-io

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Integrates with StupidAPIs to provide random number generation, requiring an X-API-Key for access.

Phoenix Number is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that serves as a wrapper for the 'StupidAPIs', requiring an `X-API-Key` for access. As a component of the Pipeworx open MCP gateway, it offers a unique utility for generating arbitrary numerical data. Specifically, its `phoenix_number_generate` tool provides a random number, humorously framed as the 'current temperature in Phoenix, Arizona,' but explicitly states it is not a weather API, making it suitable for scenarios where a simple, unpredictable number is needed.

Características Principales

01Wraps 'StupidAPIs' for data access

02Requires X-API-Key for authentication

03Provides `phoenix_number_generate` tool

04Generates random numerical data

05Integrates with Pipeworx MCP gateway

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Casos de Uso

01Testing systems that require arbitrary numerical inputs

02Simulating unpredictable data streams

03Generating placeholder numerical data for applications