Callmybot Cookbook Mcp Server
Wire a Smithery-hosted MCP text utility into Claude Code or Cursor so your agent can count character occurrences without custom scripting.
Overview
ai.smithery/callmybot-cookbook-mcp-server is a MCP server for the Build phase that counts how many times a specified character appears in text you pass from your agent.
What is this MCP server?
- Counts occurrences of any specified character in arbitrary text with precise totals
- Hosted streamable-http remote on Smithery—no local Node server required for basic use
- Bearer-token auth via smithery_api_key header on the remote connection
- Cookbook-style demo server from callmybot suitable for learning MCP tool patterns
- Open-source reference implementation at github.com/callmybot/cookbook-mcp-server v1.0.0
- Server manifest version 1.0.0
- One streamable-http remote on Smithery
- Repository source: github.com/callmybot/cookbook-mcp-server
What problem does it solve?
You want to verify MCP wiring and need a trivial, predictable tool instead of debugging a complex API on day one.
Who is it for?
Indie builders learning MCP on Smithery who want a zero-domain demo tool with clear inputs and outputs.
Skip if: Teams needing production text analytics, batch log processing, or offline-only MCP without Smithery auth.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registration, your agent can call a count-character tool over Smithery’s remote and get exact occurrence totals in conversation.
- Registered remote MCP server in your agent configuration
- Callable tool that returns precise character occurrence counts for agent workflows
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Journey fit
MCP servers are installed while you extend agent tooling during product build, not during early idea research. Character-count tools plug into the integrations layer where MCP remotes connect your coding agent to external capabilities.
How it compares
Smithery MCP integration for a single utility tool, not an agent skill or a full developer platform.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is callmybot-cookbook-mcp-server for?
It is for solo developers and agent users who want a simple MCP cookbook example to test Smithery remotes and character-count tooling in Claude Code or similar clients.
When should I use callmybot-cookbook-mcp-server?
Use it while building agent integrations when you need a dependable, read-only text operation to confirm MCP auth, routing, and tool schemas work before adding business APIs.
How do I add callmybot-cookbook-mcp-server to my agent?
Add the Smithery streamable-http remote URL for @callmybot/cookbook-mcp-server in your MCP client config and supply Authorization Bearer {smithery_api_key} as required by the server manifest.