Random.org FAQs

Question 1

What is the Random.org MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

It's a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects to the api.random.org service, enabling your applications to access truly random numbers, strings, UUIDs, and binary data derived from atmospheric noise.

Question 2

How does it ensure reliable API interaction and data generation?

Accepted Answer

The server is built for robustness, including automatic rate limiting, comprehensive input validation, and intelligent retry mechanisms with exponential backoff to ensure reliable communication with the random.org API.

Question 3

What are the primary benefits of using 'true' random numbers?

Accepted Answer

True random numbers, sourced from unpredictable physical phenomena, are essential for applications demanding high-quality unpredictability, such as cryptography, secure key generation, scientific simulations, and fair gaming, where pseudorandom numbers are insufficient.

Question 4

What types of random data can I generate using this server?

Accepted Answer

You can generate true random integers, decimal fractions, Gaussian numbers, custom strings, version 4 UUIDs, and binary data (blobs) in base64 or hex format.

Question 5

Is an API key required to use the Random.org MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a free API key from api.random.org is required. You can easily configure it using environment variables or directly within your MCP client settings.

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