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foreverdb-mcp

v0.2.0

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ForeverDB MCP server: World of Warcraft Forever game data for AI assistants

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Keywords

mcpmodel-context-protocolwowworld-of-warcraftforeverdb

Readme

Architected and directed by Human Intelligence, implemented by AI.

ForeverDB MCP Server

A single, self-contained helper that gives AI assistants live World of Warcraft Forever data — items, spells, quests, vendors, professions, dungeons and more — with the game build recorded on every answer.

Why It Matters

An assistant without data guesses. Ask it for an item's stats, a quest's chain or a vendor's stock and you get something plausible but invented. This helper replaces the guess with a lookup: the assistant asks, the data service answers, and you see real numbers. Each answer also carries the source credit, ForeverDB.net, with a visible link, as the API terms require.

Key Capabilities at a Glance

  • Fifteen focused lookups, each able to browse a list or fetch one record.
  • Search in your language: English names stay alongside Spanish, German and French ones.
  • Answers carry the game build they came from, so freshness is visible rather than assumed.
  • Polite to the data service: it paces itself to the agreed request budget, reuses recent answers, and explains plainly when a limit or missing key gets in the way.
  • Installs with one command on macOS, Linux and Windows, without any companion service, database or background process. Bun is the only prerequisite.

Who Is This For?

  • Players who want an AI assistant that knows actual Forever content.
  • Bot and community-site authors who need dependable data with clear attribution.
  • TypeScript developers who want a compact, well-tested example of a careful data helper.

Explore the Documentation

The wiki carries everything practical: start at the curriculum map, take the five-minute setup in Getting Started, and go as deep as the architecture notes when you want to understand why it behaves the way it does.

The rendered wiki is published at https://github.com/meyverick/foreverdb-mcp/wiki

Setup, configuration, the full lookup catalogue and troubleshooting live there rather than here, so this page stays readable for everyone.

Support the whole tree at once via thanks.dev.