How are colors mapped to GF(3) trits?

Colors are mapped based on their Hue: warm colors (0-60°, 300-360°) map to +1 (PLUS), neutral (60-180°) to 0 (ERGODIC), and cold (180-300°) to -1 (MINUS).

Can I use this for parallel processing?

Yes, the implementation allows you to 'split' generators into independent child generators, making it safe and efficient for parallel computation while maintaining the reproducibility guarantee.

What does 'deterministic' mean in this context?

It means that given the same seed and index, the skill will always generate the exact same color and trit, ensuring perfect consistency across different sessions or systems.

What tools are included in the MCP server?

The server includes tools like color_at for specific indices, palette for multi-color generation, and golden_thread for creating mathematical color spirals.

Gay-MCP Deterministic Design

Name: Gay-MCP Deterministic Design
Author: plurigrid

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Generates deterministic, mathematically-proven color palettes and GF(3) trits using SplitMix64 and golden angle spirals.

Gay-MCP is a specialized capability for Claude that provides a mathematically sound approach to color generation, ensuring that the same seed always produces identical results. By leveraging the SplitMix64 algorithm and GF(3) trit mapping, it enables developers to maintain visual consistency across parallel computations and distributed environments. This tool is ideal for generative art, complex UI design systems, and topological data visualization where color serves as a functional mapping of state rather than just an aesthetic choice.