Publishes a shareable group voting page and lets an assistant create polls, read results and close or reopen voting.
What you can do
Create a poll with single-choice, approval or ranked-choice (instant-runoff) voting and get a public share link plus a private organizer link
Read current or final results: voter count, totals per option, leader, winner or tie, and round-by-round counts for ranked choice
Close voting to show the final result on the public page, or reopen it to accept votes again
When to use it
Useful when a group needs to pick between options — a date, venue, book, name or similar — and the assistant should set up the poll and later report or finalize the outcome. Suited to informal group decisions rather than formal or auditable elections.
Requirements
A remote MCP endpoint; no account, API key or environment variables are declared. Voters open the returned public link in any browser, and the organizer needs the private organizer link to read results or close the vote.
Before you install
The private organizer link is the only credential for reading results and closing the vote, so it should be kept out of shared channels. Anyone with the public link can vote, and the server states it is a simple group poll, not a secret or fraud-proof ballot. Closing does not delete votes.
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Use this when the user wants a group to vote or pick between options: a poll, a ranked-choice vote, approval voting, choosing a date, venue, book or name. Publishes a voting page that people open from a link in any browser, and returns a public link to share and a private organizer link. Methods: single (pick one), approval (pick any), ranked (instant runoff). 2 to 20 options, up to 300 voters. Not for secret ballots, formal elections, or anything that needs identity checks or fraud protection.
Use this when the user wants the current or final results of a vote made with create_group_vote. Takes the private organizer link (contains /m/). Returns the number of voters, totals per option, the leader or winner or a tie, and for ranked choice the round-by-round instant-runoff count. Does not change the vote. Does not work with the public link.
Parametersmanage_urlrequired
close_group_vote
Close or reopen group vote
Use this when the organizer wants to stop voting (or open it again) on a vote made with create_group_vote. Takes the private organizer link. Closing shows the final result on the public page, also when totals were hidden. Set reopen true to accept votes again. Does not delete votes.
Parametersreopenmanage_urlrequired
Version history
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v1.0.0LatestNov 8, 2026
Score
83%
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