Content-agnostic control layer for intimate hardware; forwards Buttplug/Intiface commands only.
🛠️ Key Features
- Stateless MCP server that forwards Buttplug/Intiface commands
- TypeScript-based implementation
- Model Context Protocol (MCP) server integration
- Focused on hardware control for haptics and intimacy devices
🚀 Use Cases
- Integrating model-driven control with intimate hardware via MCP
- Acting as a bridge between model context requests and hardware protocols (Buttplug/Intiface)
- Embedding in projects requiring a dedicated MCP server for device control
⚡ Developer Benefits
- Clear separation of concerns: model context logic vs. hardware command forwarding
- TypeScript ecosystem compatibility
- Reusable MCP server component for devices in the intimate hardware domain
- Lightweight, focused server suitable for catalog integration
⚠️ Limitations
- Description indicates forwarding only Buttplug/Intiface commands
- Grounded to MCP and hardware control domains; may require additional adapters for other protocols
- Documentation may be minimal beyond core functionality