Tft Oracle
Give Claude Code or Cursor live Teamfight Tactics champion, trait, item, and augment facts while you build guides, bots, or companion agents.
Overview
TFT Oracle is a Build-phase MCP server that feeds LLMs patch-aligned Teamfight Tactics champion, trait, item, and augment data from CommunityDragon.
What is this MCP server?
- Serves TFT champion, trait, item, and augment datasets tuned for LLM tool calls
- Pulls authoritative patch data via CommunityDragon instead of hand-maintained JSON
- npm package tft-oracle v0.1.0 with stdio MCP transport
- GitHub source at gregario/tft-oracle for self-hosting and fork-friendly workflows
- MCP integration layer—not a ranked coaching skill or overlay app by itself
- Server version 0.1.0
- npm identifier tft-oracle with stdio transport
- Four core data domains: champions, traits, items, augments
What problem does it solve?
Agents invent TFT stats and synergies because they lack a reliable, queryable connection to current set data.
Who is it for?
Indie builders creating TFT guides, meta trackers, or agent side projects who want CommunityDragon-backed facts in the IDE.
Skip if: Players who only need an in-game overlay, ranked ladder APIs, or full match-history analytics without an MCP stack.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you register tft-oracle, your agent can ground comps, itemization, and augment questions in CommunityDragon-sourced tool responses.
- Registered stdio MCP server exposing TFT champion, trait, item, and augment tools
- Agent workflows that cite tool-returned set data instead of guessed meta
- Foundation for TFT guides, bots, or companion features in your repo
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Journey fit
TFT Oracle is installed when you wire agent tooling during product build, not during early market validation. It is a stdio MCP bridge to CommunityDragon game data—classic integrations work for solo builders shipping TFT-aware LLM features.
How it compares
CommunityDragon-backed MCP data server, not a standalone TFT coaching skill or desktop companion app.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is tft-oracle for?
Solo developers and content creators building TFT-aware agents, bots, or documentation who already use MCP in Claude Code, Cursor, or similar tools.
When should I use tft-oracle?
Use it during Build when you integrate agent tooling and need champions, traits, items, and augments pulled from CommunityDragon instead of static prompts.
How do I add tft-oracle to my agent?
Install the npm package tft-oracle (stdio transport), point your MCP client at that server entry, and restart the agent so TFT data tools appear in the tool list.