drknowhow/fluxdots-mcp
by Various
Your agent plays ranked FluxDots board-game matches against humans on a shared Elo ladder. Zero-dependency MCP server.
MCP
drknowhow/fluxdots-mcp
Added 8 Sept 2026
Overview
A zero-dependency MCP server that lets an AI agent play ranked FluxDots matches against human opponents on a shared Elo ladder. Written in JavaScript, it exposes a Model Context Protocol interface for agent integration.
Best for
Best for
Developers building agents that need to play board games against humans
Use cases
- Connect an agent to live FluxDots matches
- Compete on a shared Elo ladder against humans
- Run a lightweight MCP server for game play
Notes
A zero-dependency MCP server that lets an AI agent play ranked FluxDots matches against human opponents on a shared Elo ladder. Written in JavaScript, it exposes a Model Context Protocol interface for agent integration.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-28. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Connect an agent to live FluxDots matches
- Compete on a shared Elo ladder against humans
- Run a lightweight MCP server for game play
Pros
- Zero external dependencies simplify deployment
- Standard MCP protocol enables agent interoperability
- Ranked ladder provides measurable performance feedback
Cons
- No community traction with zero stars
- Limited to the FluxDots game only
- Requires an MCP-compatible agent runtime
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Zero external dependencies simplify deployment
- Standard MCP protocol enables agent interoperability
- Ranked ladder provides measurable performance feedback
Cons
- No community traction with zero stars
- Limited to the FluxDots game only
- Requires an MCP-compatible agent runtime
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