BluesPrince/thiri-mcp

Overview

A deterministic music-theory MCP server and API that provides chord analysis, Roman-numeral analysis, voicing, and reharmonization for use with Claude and Cursor. It computes results from music theory rules rather than relying on generative AI, ensuring consistent and hallucination-free outputs. Hosted at mcp.thiri.ai and installable via npx.

Best for

Best for
Developers and musicians who need reliable, rule-based music theory analysis inside AI coding environments

Use cases

• Analyze chord progressions with Roman-numeral notation in a code editor
• Generate voicings and reharmonizations for composition or arrangement
• Integrate deterministic music theory into AI-assisted music production workflows

Notes

A deterministic music-theory MCP server and API that provides chord analysis, Roman-numeral analysis, voicing, and reharmonization for use with Claude and Cursor. It computes results from music theory rules rather than relying on generative AI, ensuring consistent and hallucination-free outputs. Hosted at mcp.thiri.ai and installable via npx.

1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-20. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Analyze chord progressions with Roman-numeral notation in a code editor
• Generate voicings and reharmonizations for composition or arrangement
• Integrate deterministic music theory into AI-assisted music production workflows

Pros

• Deterministic results eliminate hallucination risks common in generative models
• Works directly with popular AI coding tools like Claude and Cursor
• Simple installation via npx for quick setup

Cons

• Limited to music theory operations, not a general-purpose tool
• Small community with only 1 star on GitHub, indicating early-stage adoption
• Requires an external MCP host (Claude/Cursor) to function

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