Summary

Every tool here ships without a description, so the tag argument is the entire contract — and it is the same tag almost everywhere.

These are read-only lookups keyed on a Clash of Clans tag: a player tag for the player call, a clan tag for the rest. That uniformity is the useful part, because one clan tag opens the clan record, the current war, the war log, the league group and the raid weekends without any intermediate id to resolve. Paging appears only where the history can be long — the war log takes a limit, and the capital raids call takes a limit with before and after cursors. Nothing in the set writes, so this is an analysis surface rather than a management one.

What it is

A read-only Clash of Clans API client with seven tools covering player and clan lookups, the war in progress, war history, Clan War League information and rounds, and capital raids.

What you get

Player and clan by tag: get-player returns a player's record for a tag, get-clan returns a clan's record for a tag.
The war in progress: get-current-war returns a clan's current war by tag.
War history: get-war-log returns a clan's past wars by tag, capped by a limit.
Clan War League: clan-war-league-info returns a clan's league group by tag, and clan-war-league-war returns a specific round for a clan tag.
Capital raids: get-capital-raids returns a clan's raid weekends by tag, with a limit and before and after cursors for paging.

Requirements

A Clash of Clans API key, supplied as CLASH_API_KEY.

Setup effort

One command plus a key — npx -y mcp-server-clash-of-clans, then supply credentials