Murphys Laws
Give your agent a structured Murphy’s Laws API for demos, icebreakers, daily content, or playful UX in side projects.
Overview
Murphy’s Laws MCP is a MCP server for the Build phase that lets agents search, browse, randomize, and submit from a corpus of 1,500+ Murphy’s Laws.
What is this MCP server?
- Access 1,500+ Murphy’s Laws with search and category browse
- Random law, daily law, and submit flows for interactive agent tools
- npm package murphys-laws-mcp with stdio MCP transport
- Lightweight novelty dataset for content agents and hackathon builds
- Open GitHub repo at github.com/ravidorr/murphys-laws (v1.2.1)
- 1,500+ Murphy’s Laws in the catalog
- Server version 1.2.1 (npm murphys-laws-mcp)
- Capabilities: search, browse by category, random, daily, submit
Community signal: 1 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
You want your agent or side project to serve witty, categorized Murphy’s Laws without curating and hosting the corpus yourself.
Who is it for?
Builders adding lightweight humor or quote features to agents, CLIs, or content apps during integration sprints.
Skip if: Teams needing authoritative business, legal, or municipal datasets for production decisions.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your MCP client can pull searched, random, or daily laws on demand for demos, bots, or content features.
- Searchable Murphy’s Laws tools inside your agent session
- Random or daily law endpoints for bots and UI widgets
- Optional submit flow for extending the shared corpus
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Journey fit
This server ships as an MCP integration you wire while building agent-facing features, not as a step in validating product-market fit. Integrations is the right shelf because you add the npm murphys-laws-mcp server to your stack to enrich apps, bots, or internal tools.
How it compares
Entertainment and reference MCP API, not civic data, CRM, or LLM orchestration infrastructure.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is com.murphys-laws/murphys-laws for?
Developers and indie hackers who want Murphy’s Laws as MCP tools for agents, demos, or playful product touches.
When should I use com.murphys-laws/murphys-laws?
Use it while building integrations when you need searchable, random, or daily laws inside an MCP-enabled coding agent or app.
How do I add com.murphys-laws/murphys-laws to my agent?
Install murphys-laws-mcp from npm, configure stdio transport in Claude Code or Cursor MCP settings, and restart the client.