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BoardGameGeek tools: search, details, collections, hot list, trades, and recommendations.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"tabletopdb": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@reneturcios/tabletopdb",
"mcp"
]
}
}
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"mcpServers": {
"tabletopdb": {
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"mcp"
]
}
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"mcp"
]
}
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BoardGameGeek tools for agents: search the BGG catalogue, pull game details and collections, check the hot list, find trades, and get recommendations — all through the public BoardGameGeek XML API2.
tabletopdb is a clean-room rebuild of the documented bgg-mcp tool set (originally by kkjdaniel), written fresh from its public README tool list. It reproduces the tool surface and the request/response handling against the BGG XML API2; it does not copy the original project's code.
One bin serves two faces:
tabletopdb ' 'tabletopdb mcpexport BGG_API_KEY="your-bgg-api-key"
Every call sends Authorization: Bearer $BGG_API_KEY. When the key is missing or blank, calls fail with an error naming BGG_API_KEY before any request is made.
Optional environment variables:
BGG_API_URL — override the API base (default https://boardgamegeek.com/xmlapi2).BGG_USERNAME — your BGG username; enriches bgg-price identity output only.Tool names are hyphenated, exactly as documented:
tabletopdb bgg-search '{"query":"Catan"}'
tabletopdb bgg-details '{"id":13}' tabletopdb bgg-collection '{"username":"someuser"}' tabletopdb bgg-hot '{}' tabletopdb bgg-user '{"username":"someuser"}' tabletopdb bgg-price '{"id":13}' tabletopdb bgg-trade-finder '{"username":"someuser","maxResults":10}' tabletopdb bgg-recommender '{"id":13,"limit":5}' tabletopdb bgg-rules '{"id":13}' tabletopdb bgg-thread-details '{"threadId":123456}' tabletopdb --version
Exit codes: 0 success, 1 API/validation error, 2 usage error (unknown command or malformed JSON arguments).
npx -y @reneturcios/tabletopdb mcp
MCP client config:
{
"mcpServers": { "tabletopdb": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@reneturcios/tabletopdb", "mcp"], "env": { "BGG_API_KEY": "your-bgg-api-key" } } } }
Docker:
docker run -i -e BGG_API_KEY="your-bgg-api-key" ghcr.io/cloudcorprecords/tabletopdb
docker run --rm -e BGG_API_KEY="your-bgg-api-key" ghcr.io/cloudcorprecords/tabletopdb bgg-hot '{}'
BGG answers in XML; responses are converted to JSON by a small built-in parser (attributes become fields, repeated elements become arrays, element text is kept under a value key where mixed).
| Tool | Arguments | What it does |
|---|---|---|
bgg-search | query (required), type | Search BGG by name. type defaults to boardgame. |
bgg-details | id (number, required), type | Full thing details with stats (/thing?id=&stats=1). |
bgg-collection | username (required) | A user's owned collection (own=1&stats=1). If BGG answers HTTP 202 (collection being prepared), returns {status: "accepted", note} instead of an error — retry shortly. |
bgg-hot | type | The current BGG hot list. type defaults to boardgame. |
bgg-user | username (required) | A BGG user profile. |
bgg-price | id (number, required) | Resolves the game's identity via BGG and returns {id, name, price_sources: [], note}. Live price lookup needs a separate price-data provider; see Gaps. |
bgg-trade-finder | username (required), maxResults | Collection items whose status is marked fortrade, as {username, for_trade, count}. |
bgg-recommender | id (number, required), limit | Category heuristic: takes the game's first category, searches it, and returns up to limit other games (default 10). See Gaps. |
bgg-rules | id (number, required) | {id, name, description, bgg_url, note} — the game's BGG description and page link. Full rules live in BGG files/wiki. |
bgg-thread-details | threadId (number, required) | A forum thread with its parsed articles. |
bgg-price is an identity shaping, not a price feed: the original project resolves prices through external price sources that its README does not specify, so this rebuild returns the BGG-resolved identity with an empty price_sources list and an explicit note.bgg-rules is an info shaping for the same reason: it returns the game's description and canonical BGG page; the full rules live in the files and wiki on that page.bgg-recommender is a labelled category heuristic (shared first category, source game excluded), not a learned recommendation model.{status: "accepted", note} object; callers poll by retrying.npm install
npm run build # tsc -> dist/ npm test # node test runner over test/*.test.ts, fake fetch only, no network npm run dev # run the CLI from source via tsx
MIT — see LICENSE.