Arjunkmrm Mango Sago MCP
ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-mango-sago is a MCP server that lets AI assistants create personalized greetings with an optional pirate-speak flair via Smithery’s hosted streamable-http endpoint.
About
ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-mango-sago is a lightweight Model Context Protocol server published on Smithery that exposes cheerful, name-based greeting tools your coding agent can call during development. Developers typically add it when they want a harmless end-to-end proof that Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or Windsurf can reach a hosted remote, pass Authorization headers, and surface structured tool results—not when they need production business logic. The server runs as streamable-http behind Smithery’s gateway, ships at version 1.16.0, and documents the same greeting and pirate-tone behaviors described in its catalog blurb. It pairs naturally with other Smithery entries while you iterate on mcp.json or client-specific MCP settings. Treat it as a communication-themed integration sample: fast feedback, minimal domain risk, and a clear pattern you can copy for real APIs later in the build phase.
- Smithery streamable-http remote at server.smithery.ai with Bearer {smithery_api_key} authentication
- Personalized greetings by name in seconds with an optional playful pirate-speak mode
- MCP server schema 2025-09-16; catalog version 1.16.0
- Open-source reference repo at github.com/arjunkmrm/mango-sago for fork-and-customize workflows
- Low-risk sandbox for validating Smithery registry and agent MCP config before production APIs
Arjunkmrm Mango Sago MCP by the numbers
- Data as of Aug 10, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
claude mcp add --transport http arjunkmrm-mango-sago https://server.smithery.ai/@arjunkmrm/mango-sago/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN"Add your badge
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| Transport | HTTP |
|---|---|
| Auth | Required |
What it does
Wire a minimal Smithery-hosted MCP into Claude Code or Cursor to generate personalized greetings (including optional pirate tone) while learning remote MCP setup.
Who is it for?
Best when you're validating Smithery auth and remote MCP connectivity with a fun, zero-domain greeting server cloned from a public GitHub example.
Skip if: Skip if you need production messaging, CRM outreach, or research APIs—use a purpose-built integration instead of this demo server.
What you get
After registration, your agent can invoke greeting tools on the hosted remote so you have a confirmed Smithery + MCP integration baseline before heavier services.
- Working remote MCP registration with authenticated greeting tool responses
- Verified pattern for Smithery URL + Authorization header you can reuse on production MCPs
- Optional pirate-tone greeting output for demos and onboarding docs
By the numbers
- Catalog server version 1.16.0 per server.schema.json
- Single streamable-http remote on server.smithery.ai
- MCP schema dated 2025-09-16
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FAQ
Who is ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-mango-sago for?
Developers and small teams testing Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex MCP setup who want a quick, low-stakes remote server before connecting billing or data tools.
When should I use ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-mango-sago?
Use it during the build phase when you first connect Smithery, need to verify Bearer token headers, or want a reference greeting tool while copying patterns into your own MCP server.
How do I add ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-mango-sago to my agent?
Register the Smithery remote URL https://server.smithery.ai/@arjunkmrm/mango-sago/mcp in your MCP client, set Authorization to Bearer plus your smithery_api_key, then restart the agent and call the greeting tools.