Arjunkmrm Py Test 2
Register a friendly greeting MCP with customizable messages and Pirate Mode on Smithery to validate integrations before you connect user-facing notification services.
Overview
ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-py-test-2 is a MCP server for the Build phase that greets people by name with customizable friendly messages and an optional Pirate Mode via Smithery.
What is this MCP server?
- Greet people by name with friendly, customizable messages from agent tool calls
- Pirate Mode toggle for swashbuckling tone variants in demos and tests
- Smithery streamable-http remote with Bearer {smithery_api_key} authentication
- Version 1.16.0; GitHub source linked to github.com/arjunkmrm/mango-sago family repo
- Pairs with mango-sago as an alternate slug for the same greeting integration pattern
- Catalog version 1.16.0
- MCP schema 2025-09-16
- Repository url github.com/arjunkmrm/mango-sago in server.json
What problem does it solve?
Integration tutorials are easier to follow when your agent can hit a real hosted MCP with tone variants, but production messaging APIs are overkill for first-time setup.
Who is it for?
Indie builders duplicating mango-sago-style greeting MCP setups under the py-test-2 slug for workshops, docs, or multi-environment configs.
Skip if: Launch or grow teams seeking transactional email, push notifications, or analytics on message performance.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registration, your agent reliably returns customized greetings and pirate-tone variants, proving your Smithery MCP integration path is production-ready for swap-in APIs.
- Working customizable greeting and Pirate Mode tool responses in the agent
- Verified duplicate integration path alongside mango-sago for teaching or staging
- Reference config copied from github.com/arjunkmrm/mango-sago lineage when customizing
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Journey fit
py-test-2 is catalogued under Build integrations because it mirrors production MCP wiring—remote URL, auth headers, and tool calls—while staying a harmless communication demo. Integrations captures servers whose primary job is linking an external hosted capability into the agent runtime, which is exactly how this greeting MCP is meant to be used.
How it compares
Hosted greeting MCP integration, not a customer-support inbox skill or marketing automation suite.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-py-test-2 for?
Solo builders and educators who need a customizable greeting MCP with Pirate Mode to demonstrate Smithery remotes in Claude Code or Cursor.
When should I use ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-py-test-2?
Use it while building agent integrations—after local MCP works but before you connect paid messaging APIs—to validate customizable message tools and tone toggles.
How do I add ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-py-test-2 to my agent?
Point your MCP client at https://server.smithery.ai/@arjunkmrm/py-test-2/mcp, configure Authorization: Bearer {smithery_api_key}, reload tools, and call the greet tools with a name and Pirate Mode flag.