MetehanGZL Pokemcp
Let your agent query structured Pokémon data through MCP while you prototype game tools, bots, or demo apps.
Overview
PokeMCP is a MCP server for the Build phase that exposes detailed Pokémon data to LLMs through a standardized Smithery-hosted MCP interface.
What is this MCP server?
- Standardized MCP interface for detailed Pokémon data and metadata
- Hosted Smithery streamable-http remote at @MetehanGZL/pokemcp
- Bearer smithery_api_key required for authentication
- Version 1.0.0; source on GitHub MetehanGZL/PokeMCP
- Designed for LLM-driven lookups—not a full game engine
- MCP package version 1.0.0
- 1 Smithery streamable-http remote endpoint
- 1 required secret: Bearer smithery_api_key
Community signal: 1 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Building Pokémon helpers in an agent means repeating HTTP calls and prompt hacks instead of a single typed MCP tool surface.
Who is it for?
Builders prototyping Pokémon apps, MCP learning projects, or agent demos that need consistent entity lookups.
Skip if: Production commerce or licensed game launches that need official IP APIs, SLAs, and legal clearance.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can pull structured Pokémon information on demand while you wire gameplay, bots, or API demos.
- Agent-callable Pokémon data tools over MCP
- Hosted remote endpoint without self-hosting the server binary
- GitHub-backed reference implementation at MetehanGZL/PokeMCP
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Journey fit
Reference-data MCP servers sit in Build when you wire external APIs into a product or experiment without hand-rolling HTTP clients. Integrations is the right shelf for a standardized MCP façade over Pokémon datasets that LLMs can call during implementation.
How it compares
Domain reference-data MCP server, not a general web search or database admin integration.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is PokeMCP for?
Developers and indie builders who want LLM-accessible Pokémon data via MCP for demos, bots, and small game or API experiments.
When should I use PokeMCP?
Use it during build when you integrate external Pokémon datasets into an agent-driven app instead of writing one-off fetch scripts.
How do I add PokeMCP to my agent?
Configure the Smithery remote https://server.smithery.ai/@MetehanGZL/pokemcp/mcp with Authorization Bearer {smithery_api_key} in your MCP-compatible client.