increase_salary
A fictional pay-rise request.
Serious tools.
Unserious office.
An experimental HR-themed server built with fastMCP. Explore a dozen tongue-in-cheek tools for the absurdities of office life.
Satire, not a production HR integration. The author describes this project as entertainment. Do not use it to make real workplace decisions or interfere with colleagues.
LABSCO SUMMARY
Hilanet is a novelty server built with fastMCP. It generates mock complaints, exaggerated salary requests and corporate filler. Its tools produce text; they do not change a real HR system, thermostat or workplace.
A parody of a corporate dystopia, with a dozen tools that act out deliberately terrible office behavior. Use it for entertainment or to explore a small MCP tool surface without a real backend.
increase_salary and decrease_coworker_salary cover fictional pay changes.fire_my_manager and block_promotion turn office grievances into satire.generate_corporate_jargon and generate_performance_review produce corporate-style text.request_unpaid_overtime, schedule_meeting_during_lunch and mandatory_fun_event parody workplace expectations.office_thermostat_control, relocate_employee_desk and disable_coffee_machine complete the fictional office-sabotage collection.Node.js, npm and a local clone. Install dependencies and build from source, or launch the TypeScript entry point directly. The Cursor configuration needs the absolute path to that clone. No account or API key is required.
USE CASES
Each use case shows how the satirical tool surface can be used inside an MCP client.
Walk through twelve tools without connecting a production service or setting up a backend.
Choose a context and jargon intensity for an email, meeting or presentation.
Send a mock pay-rise request or manager complaint through an MCP client and inspect the generated reply.
Run generated text through a local client to show how prompts become structured tool calls.
increase_salaryA fictional pay-rise request.
fire_my_managerA satirical manager complaint.
request_unpaid_overtimeAn exaggerated display of workplace dedication.
generate_corporate_jargonBuzzword-heavy writing for corporate contexts.
schedule_meeting_during_lunchA parody of inconvenient meeting scheduling.
decrease_coworker_salaryA fictional colleague pay-cut scenario.
office_thermostat_controlAn office temperature gag.
block_promotionA fictional promotion-blocking scenario.
mandatory_fun_eventA parody of compulsory team bonding.
relocate_employee_deskA fictional desk reassignment.
disable_coffee_machineA coffee-machine sabotage gag.
generate_performance_reviewA parody of corporate performance feedback.
BEFORE YOU INSTALL
The README names 12 tools.
A local clone. The Cursor configuration requires its absolute path. Check each installation option for its specific prerequisites.
Entertainment and demonstrations only. These tools return generated text, not real HR actions. No account or key is needed.
CONTEXT COST
Twelve tool definitions ride along on every turn. What that costs in practice depends on the client and the runtime.
INSTALLATION
Each option includes its own steps and requirements. Cursor launches the local source file; there is no hosted endpoint documented for Hilanet.
These are the build steps from the project README.
git clone https://github.com/AdirD/hilanet-mcp.git
cd hilanet-mcp
npm install
npm run buildThe project README documents this direct launch from the project directory. Development alternatives — npm run dev and npm run inspect — run from the same place.
git clone https://github.com/AdirD/hilanet-mcp.git
cd hilanet-mcp
npm installnpx tsx src/index.tsnpm run devnpm run inspectgit clone https://github.com/AdirD/hilanet-mcp.git
cd hilanet-mcp
npm install<YOUR_PATH_TO_HILANET_MCP> is the absolute path to your local clone. Add the configuration to Cursor.
{
"mcpServers": {
"hilanet": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"tsx",
"<YOUR_PATH_TO_HILANET_MCP>/src/index.ts"
],
"cwd": "<YOUR_PATH_TO_HILANET_MCP>"
}
}
}