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npm:lego-oracle

Item: npm:lego-oracle
Rating: 89
Author: wmcp.sh

https://www.npmjs.com/package/lego-oracle

89/100 · MCP Trust Grade · checked 2h ago · MCP 0.1.2

What it offers — 10 tools · Developer Tools

search_sets

Search for LEGO sets by name, theme, year, or piece count. Use this when looking for sets matching specific criteria. Returns a summary list: use get_

get_set

Get complete details for a specific LEGO set including piece inventory, minifigures, and theme. Use this when you know a set number (like 75192-1) or

search_parts

Search for LEGO parts by name, category, colour, or material. Use this when looking for specific brick types, plates, tiles, or other elements. Return

get_part

Get complete details for a specific LEGO part including available colours and mold/print variants. Use this when you know a part number (like 3001) an

find_part_in_sets

Find which LEGO sets contain a specific part, optionally in a specific colour. Use this when a builder wants to know where to source a particular bric

search_minifigs

Search for LEGO minifigures by name. Use this when looking for specific characters or minifig types. Returns fig numbers and names: use get_minifig fo

get_minifig

Get complete details for a specific LEGO minifigure including every set it appears in. Use this when you know a minifig name or fig number and want to

browse_themes

Browse the LEGO theme hierarchy. With no input, returns all top-level themes with set counts. With a theme name, returns its sub-themes and sets. Use

find_mocs

Find community alternate builds (MOCs) that can be made from a specific LEGO set\

compare_sets

Compare 2 to 4 LEGO sets side by side. Shows piece count, year, theme, minifig count, and shared parts between sets. Use this when someone is deciding

Spec / packaging20%100

✓ depends on an MCP SDK
✓ declares a bin entry (runnable server)
✓ 10 tool(s) detected in source

Security (OWASP MCP)30%90

no high-risk patterns in sampled source
scanned 6 source files

Maintenance / popularity20%92

published within 90 days
3 published versions

Tool hygiene15%70

no TypeScript types
4 runtime deps

Transparency / provenance15%90

✓ public repository linked
✓ MIT license

Findings

INFO Static analysis of npm package lego-oracle@0.1.2 (stdio server — no remote endpoint). Reliability/behavioral signals require running it; not measured.

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