What types of pets can I choose from?

MCPet offers four unique pet types: Cat, Dog, Dragon, and Alien, each with their own personality and animations.

What are the different lifecycle stages of my pet?

Your pet will evolve through four stages: Baby, Child, Teen, and Adult. Each stage brings new behaviors and animations.

MCPet is a virtual pet simulation powered by the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows you to adopt, nurture, and interact with a digital pet that evolves based on your care.

How do I care for my MCPet?

You can care for your pet by managing their Hunger, Happiness, Health, Energy, and Cleanliness using commands like `feed_pet`, `play_with_pet`, `clean_pet`, and `put_to_bed`.

How do I install and use MCPet?

MCPet can be installed via Smithery and requires configuration in your Claude Desktop settings. See the documentation for detailed installation instructions and usage examples.

Mcpet

Name: Mcpet
Author: shreyaskarnik

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Simulates a virtual pet experience powered by the Model Context Protocol, allowing users to care for and interact with a digital companion.

Mcpet offers a nostalgic virtual pet experience in the age of AI, utilizing the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Adopt, nurture, and play with a digital companion that evolves based on your care. Choose from various pet types, manage their stats, and watch them grow through different life stages. The simulation includes dynamic ASCII art animations for various activities, creating an engaging and interactive experience. Use tools to create, check, feed, play with, clean, and put your pet to bed, all through interactions with an MCP-compatible client like Claude.

Key Features

01Offers four unique pet types: Cat, Dog, Dragon, and Alien.

02Simulates a pet lifecycle through four stages: Baby, Child, Teen, and Adult.

03Manages five key stats: Hunger, Happiness, Health, Energy, and Cleanliness.

04Provides tools for pet care: feed_pet, play_with_pet, clean_pet, and put_to_bed.

05Features dynamic ASCII art animations for various pet activities.

Use Cases

01Demonstrating core Model Context Protocol (MCP) concepts.

02Providing a fun and interactive virtual pet experience within an AI environment.

03Testing and debugging MCP server interactions using the MCP Inspector.