Eve Mentor Mcp

io.github.henryjrobinsonPublished by GitHub account henryjrobinsonv0.1.2Updated Oct 24, 2026

AI mentor for new & returning EVE Online players: losses, skills, fits, ISK, routes, and more.

The publisher's own server: mentor.energy

Overview

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A local MCP server that turns an AI assistant into an EVE Online mentor, covering losses, skills, fits, ISK, routes and character data.

What you can do
Analyze losses and fits: pull recent killmails with full fit detail, check fit readiness, common proven fits, mechanical fit mistakes and ammo choices for a target faction or tank. Look up items, ships and modules with live Jita prices, compare trade hubs and weigh Alpha, Omega and PLEX economics. Assess danger: system security, recent kills and jumps, per-jump route risk with gank chokepoints, and a returning-player briefing. Plan progression: skill prerequisite trees and training plans, income guidance by skillpoint tier, a career-matching interview, corp newbie-friendliness checks and an EVE slang glossary. Read character data after EVE SSO login: skillpoints, skill queue, top skills, top
When to use it
Useful for new or returning EVE Online players who want plain-language explanations of why they died, what to train, what to fly, where to buy, and whether a route or system is dangerous, without knowing which questions to ask.
Requirements
Runs locally over stdio via npx with Node.js, configured in Claude Desktop or Claude Code. Public tools need no login. Character tools need an EVE developer application client ID set as EVE_CLIENT_ID and a callback URL registered at the provider's site; tokens are stored locally and refreshed. Network access to ESI and zKillboard is required.
Before you install
Character tools require EVE SSO authorization with scopes for skills, skill queue, location, ship type, wallet and assets, so the assistant can read wallet and asset data. Login codes are relayed through a third-party callback page. Tokens are saved to a local file. Data is sent to ESI and zKillboard. The server is non-commercial under the CCP Developer License.

Installation

In SourceWeft

  1. Open Eve Mentor Mcp in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
  2. Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.

Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.

Other MCP clients

Follow the launch instructions in the repository.

README

eve-mentor-mcp

An MCP server that turns Claude into an EVE Online mentor for players trying to learn the game.

EVE has the steepest learning cliff in gaming. Existing tools assume you already know what to ask. This one is built around the questions new players actually have:

  • "Why do I keep getting blown up?" — pulls your real losses from zKillboard with the full fit you were flying, who killed you, and with what, so Claude can explain exactly what went wrong.
  • "Is this system dangerous?" — live kill and traffic data for any system.
  • "What is this thing and what does it cost?" — any ship or module, with live Jita prices.
  • "What should I do next?" — log in with EVE SSO and Claude sees your skills, skill queue, wallet, location, and current ship, and can coach from your actual situation.

Works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and any MCP client.

Tools

ToolAuthWhat it does
recent_lossesnoneA character's recent losses with full fit detail (zKillboard + ESI)
can_i_flyoptionalFull recursive skill prerequisite tree + ordered training plan for any ship/module; diffed against your real skills when logged in
fit_readinessoptionalPaste an EFT fit → can-fly verdict: missing skills to online every module, in training order, with total time
proven_fitsnoneWhat pilots actually fly on a ship — the most common modules per slot, learned from recent killmails
analyze_fitnoneMechanical fit check: classifies modules and flags classic mistakes (mixed weapons/tank, no propulsion, dead damage mods)
ammo_advisornoneWhich damage type to shoot and tank against a faction or enemy tank, with concrete ammo names
career_testnoneThe EVE career "sorting hat" — Claude interviews you, then matches you to playstyles
isk_guidancenoneViable income activities by skillpoint tier, with honest ISK/hr ranges and first steps
what_should_i_do_tonightSSOComposes your real skills/wallet/location/ship into concrete session suggestions
remember_goaloptionalSave a goal the player states, so it persists across sessions (per character)
recall_pilot_notesoptionalThe goals you previously saved, oldest first
system_intelnoneSecurity status + kills/jumps in the last hour for any system
route_dangeroptionalPer-jump security + last-hour kills + named gank chokepoints between two systems
where_to_buyoptionalAn item's cheapest of the 5 trade hubs, with jumps from where you are
whats_happeningnoneReturning-player briefing: server status, incursions, biggest recent kills, patch-notes link
evaluate_corpnoneNewbie-friendliness signals for a corp (size/age/war/activity) + what to ask
lookup_itemnoneItem/ship/module description + live Jita buy/sell prices
cheapest_way_to_playnoneAlpha vs Omega vs PLEX economics with today's live Jita PLEX price
jargonnoneEVE slang glossary — define a term or list everything known
sitrepoptionalOne-call session-start orientation: login state, character overview, what's training, last loss
eve_login—Browser-based EVE SSO login (OAuth2 PKCE, no secret stored)
eve_auth_status—Who's logged in
character_sheetSSOSkillpoints, wallet, location, current ship
skill_queueSSOWhat's training and when it finishes
top_skillsSSOHighest-trained skills
my_assetsSSOEverything you own grouped by location, flagging stranded/asset-safety items

Install (no coding required)

You need two things: the Claude Desktop app (or Claude Code) and Node.js, a free runtime that this server runs on — installing it is like installing any other app.

Step 1 — Install Node.js (skip if you have it)

Go to nodejs.org, download the LTS version, run the installer, click through with the defaults. Done.

Step 2 — Tell Claude about it (no download needed)

Claude Desktop: open the config file in any text editor —

  • Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
  • Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json

(If it doesn't exist, create it.) Make it look like this:

json
{  "mcpServers": {    "eve-mentor": {      "command": "npx",      "args": ["-y", "eve-mentor-mcp"]    }  }}

Save, then fully quit and reopen Claude Desktop. That's it — npx downloads and runs the server automatically; updates come free.

Claude Code (one line instead):

bash
claude mcp add eve-mentor -- npx -y eve-mentor-mcp
Developing or self-building instead? (clone & build)
bash
git clone https://github.com/henryjrobinson/eve-mentor-mcpcd eve-mentor-mcpnpm install && npm run build

Then point your MCP client at node /FULL/PATH/TO/eve-mentor-mcp/dist/index.js.

Step 3 — Test it

Ask Claude: "Pull the last 3 losses for character <any EVE character name> and explain what went wrong." If it answers with real killmail data, you're live. No EVE login is needed for this — losses, system intel, prices, the career test, and the jargon glossary all work immediately.

Other AI apps

Any MCP-capable client works the same way (Cursor, LM Studio, VS Code, etc. — point them at node /path/dist/index.js). ChatGPT supports MCP but only remote servers, not local ones — a hosted version of the public tools is on the roadmap.

Character tools (EVE SSO)

  1. Go to developers.eveonline.com → log in with your EVE account → Create New Application
  2. Name it anything (e.g. eve-mentor), pick Authentication & API Access
  3. Select these scopes:
    • esi-skills.read_skills.v1
    • esi-skills.read_skillqueue.v1
    • esi-location.read_location.v1
    • esi-location.read_ship_type.v1
    • esi-wallet.read_character_wallet.v1
    • esi-assets.read_assets.v1
  4. Set the callback URL to exactly https://ruby-eve.com/callback — CCP's portal only accepts https callbacks; this static page (source in site/callback/) relays the login code to the local server on port 8484. (Self-hosting? Serve your own copy and set EVE_REDIRECT_URI.)
  5. Copy the Client ID and add it to the server's environment:
bash
claude mcp add eve-mentor -e EVE_CLIENT_ID=your_client_id -- npx -y eve-mentor-mcp

(or add "env": {"EVE_CLIENT_ID": "your_client_id"} to the Claude Desktop config.)

Then ask Claude to log you in to EVE — a browser opens, you authorize, done. Tokens are stored in ~/.config/eve-mentor/tokens.json (mode 600) and refresh automatically.

Try it

"Pull my last 3 losses for character Your Pilot Name and explain what I did wrong in each one."

"I'm about to fly through Tama. How dangerous is it right now?"

"What should I be training next given my skills and the fact that I want to try small-gang PvP?"

Verify it works

bash
npm run smoke                      # tests ESI name resolution, market, system intelnpm run smoke -- "Pilot Name"      # also tests the zKillboard loss pipeline

Notes

  • Data comes from ESI (CCP's official API) and zKillboard. Be a good citizen: this server sends a proper User-Agent and caches name lookups.
  • Built under the CCP Developer License — non-commercial, as required.
  • EVE Online and all related trademarks are the property of CCP hf.

Roadmap

All five feature releases (v0.1–v0.5) are shipped — loss analysis, "can I fly it?", career sorting hat, fitting & combat coaching, direction & ISK guidance, pilot memory, and safety/logistics/news. What's left is distribution:

  • Registry submissions (official MCP registry, Smithery, Glama) and CCP's third-party directory
  • Remote MCP deployment so no local install is needed (and ChatGPT support)

Full detail in ROADMAP.md. PRs welcome. MIT licensed.

Source: README.md at commit 171a879

Tools

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Version history

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  1. v0.1.2LatestSep 16, 2026

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