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$PACKMCP · an MCP server for Collector Crypt

Rip packs. Keep the nines.

PACKMCP lets any AI agent rip Collector Crypt packs, grade the pulls and sell back what is not worth keeping. The packs here are a demo: tap Rip a pack, or watch the agent do it.

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agentpackmcp · simulated session

3 packs, keep the shiny ones.

Shiny means grade 9 or better. Ripping 3.

tools/call · open_pack{ pack: 1 }→ 5 cards
tools/call · get_card ×5{ pack: 1 }→ grades 9 · 4 · 7 · 10 · 6
tools/call · sell_back{ cards: 3 }→ 3 sold back (simulated)
kept · Velvet Kite · grade 10 · Holo rare

Keeps grade 9 and up. Sells back the rest. Nothing here touches a wallet.

Simulated packs. Generated cards.

Pack 001 · sealed

Pull log0 pulls · 0 kept · 0 sold back

    CARDSCollector Crypt's own tokenconnectinglive from DexScreener

    01 · you

    Tell it your budget and your taste.

    02 · packmcp

    It rips the packs and grades the pulls.

    03 · you

    Keep the slab, or sell it back.

    tools/list

    What it does

    Seven tools. Your agent picks them from what you ask. Pulls and sales run on your wallet, after you confirm.

    #ToolWhat it doesStatus
    01get_tokenThe price of CARDS, Collector Crypt's token. This page reads it live.Live
    02watch_dropsWatches the chain for new pack drops and big pulls, and tells you.Rolling out
    03get_packsPack types, prices and odds on the pack machine.Rolling out
    04get_cardA pulled card's details, its grade and where it is vaulted.Rolling out
    05get_floorWhat a card or a set trades for right now.Rolling out
    06open_packBuys and opens one pack, after you confirm the spend in the chat.With your wallet
    07sell_backSells a pull back instead of keeping it, after you confirm.With your wallet

    mcp.json

    Connect

    One block in your MCP client's config. Paste it, restart, ask.

    • 01Starts read only. Buying packs is a switch you turn on.
    • 02Every pack and every sell back shows a confirm in the chat. No yes, no rip.
    • 03A daily pack cap you set, enforced by the server, not the agent.
    PACKMCPmcp.json
    {
      "mcpServers": {
        "packmcp": {
          "command": "npx",
          "args": ["-y", "packmcp"],
          "env": {
            "PACKMCP_MODE": "read-only",
            "PACKMCP_KEEP_MIN_GRADE": "9",
            "PACKMCP_MAX_PACKS_PER_DAY": "3"
          }
        }
      }
    }