S&box watch

What s&box watch MCP server does

s&box watch MCP server exposes public s&box watch data through MCP tools for discovery and inspection. The data covers packages, organizations, dedicated servers, player activity, and overall ecosystem totals. Results are read-only, so the server is suitable for agents that need to research the current s&box ecosystem rather than publish, modify, or administer resources.

Package discovery includes public s&box games, maps, and libraries. Search results can include live rankings, official game-jam membership, and canonical source URLs. A package lookup adds compact package details, recent publisher updates, official game-jam membership, and links to live servers associated with that package.

Organization queries cover studios, teams, and creators that publish public s&box content. An organization profile includes public metadata, aggregate activity, and a bounded list of packages in its portfolio.

Tools and capabilities

The s&box watch MCP server provides these tools:

• get_ecosystem_snapshot reads current totals for packages, players, and dedicated servers.
• search_packages finds public games, maps, and libraries using live rankings and related metadata.
• get_package retrieves details and recent publisher information for one public package.
• search_organizations finds studios, teams, and creators associated with public s&box content.
• get_organization reads one organization profile and a bounded package portfolio.
• search_servers finds dedicated servers by name, game, or map, including current occupancy and source URLs.
• get_server reads the current state of one dedicated-server ID and related servers.
• get_activity_history returns bounded player history for all public games, all dedicated servers, or one game.

Together, these tools support workflows such as finding active games, checking where a package is running, locating the source for a public project, comparing organizations, and reviewing recent player activity.

Limitations and notes

The available data is limited to public s&box content and activity exposed by s&box watch. The service is explicitly read-only; the listed tools do not provide commands for creating packages, changing servers, publishing updates, or managing organizations.

Activity history is bounded rather than an unrestricted archive. Its scope can cover all public games, all dedicated servers, or a single game, depending on the query. Server information represents current state and occupancy, while package and ecosystem information is intended for live discovery. The supplied material does not document installation commands, authentication requirements, transport details, environment variables, or client-specific setup, so those details should be confirmed from the service documentation before deployment.