BGG MCP provides access to the BoardGameGeek API through the Model Context Protocol, enabling retr…
BGG MCP: BoardGameGeek MCP Server BGG MCP provides access to the BoardGameGeek API through the Model Context Protocol, enabling retrieval and filtering of board game data, user collections, and profiles. The server is implemented in Go, using the GoGeek library, which helps ensure robust API interactions. Price data is provided by BoardGamePrices.co.uk, offering real-time pricing from multiple…
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BGG MCP: BoardGameGeek MCP Server BGG MCP provides access to the BoardGameGeek API through the Model Context Protocol, enabling retrieval and filtering of board game data, user collections, and profiles. The server is implemented in Go, using the GoGeek library, which helps ensure robust API interactions. Price data is provided by BoardGamePrices.co.uk, offering real-time pricing from multiple retailers. Game recommendations are powered by Recommend.Games, which provides algorithmic similarity…
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