Stereotype This MCP Server

What is Stereotype This MCP Server?

An MCP server that provides prompts to turn any message into a goofy, inaccurate stereotype of one of four broad cultures (Canadian, British, American, Australian). It also can create stereotypical greetings that reference a person's name and the current weather season. It is intended as a humorous demonstration of basic prompt usage in an MCP server.

How to use Stereotype This MCP Server?

Install and run the server via NPX (npx -y @prsantos-com/stereotype-this-mcp-server) or Docker (docker run -i --rm prsantos/stereotype-this-mcp-server). Add the corresponding configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json under the mcpServers key.

Key features of Stereotype This MCP Server

• Convert any text into one of four stereotyped cultures.
• Create a greeting using a person's name and current season.
• Eight available prompts: four text‑style and four greeting prompts.
• Each prompt targets a specific culture (Canadian, British, American, Australian).
• No external arguments required for text‑style prompts.
• Greeting prompts require two arguments: name and season.

Use cases of Stereotype This MCP Server

• Turn a casual message into a stereotypical Canadian or British version for fun.
• Generate a small‑talk greeting in American style given a name and season.
• Demonstrate prompt‑based MCP server functionality with a light‑hearted example.
• Experiment with different cultural stereotypes in a controlled, humorous environment.

FAQ from Stereotype This MCP Server

What prompts are available?

Eight prompts: make-this-text-canadian, make-this-text-british, make-this-text-american, make-this-text-australian, create-a-canadian-greeting, create-a-british-greeting, create-a-american-greeting, and create-a-australian-greeting.

What arguments do the greeting prompts require?

Each greeting prompt requires two arguments: name (the person's name) and season (the current weather season).

How do I configure the server for Claude Desktop?

Add one of the provided configurations (NPX or Docker) to your claude_desktop_config.json under the mcpServers key, using the server name stereotype-this.

Are there any dependencies besides Node.js or Docker?

The README only lists NPX (Node.js) and Docker as run methods. No other dependencies are mentioned.

What is the purpose of this server?

It is meant to demonstrate a basic usage of prompts in an MCP server, using a bit of humour. It is not intended for serious use.