The valid range is documented up front — before 2021-05-19 there is nothing, and beyond 23 days ahead the API refuses — so the one predictable failure has an explanation attached rather than surfacing as a confusing error. The container image is published, which makes this a two-line install for anyone who does not want a Go toolchain on their machine.
A small MCP server written in Go that retrieves Wordle solutions through the Wordle API. There is a Python sibling of the same project if you would rather not run Go.
- The Wordle solution for a requested date, pulled from the Wordle API
- A defined valid range: solutions exist from 2021-05-19 to 23 days in the future, and anything outside that returns an error from the API
No account and no key. The recommended path is Docker: run `ghcr.io/cr2007/mcp-wordle-go:latest` with `--rm`, `-i` and `--init`, pulling the image first if your client errors on the initial run. Otherwise install Go, clone the repository, run `go mod tidy` and `go build main.go`, and point the client at the built executable.
One command — docker run --rm -i --init -e DOCKER_CONTAINER=true ghcr.io/cr2007/mcp-wordle-go:latest