Summary
The lunch argument, decided by a tool call.
A list, a random pick and a visit count — enough to end the daily where-do-you-want-to-go loop without anyone maintaining a spreadsheet.
What it is
A small .NET server that holds a list of restaurants with their address and cuisine, picks one at random, and counts visits. It arrives pre-loaded with ten West Hollywood restaurants you can keep or replace.
What you get
- GetRestaurants returns the full list you are choosing from
- AddRestaurant adds a place with its name, location and food type
- PickRandomRestaurant makes the choice for you
- GetVisitStatistics counts how often each place has come up, which is what tells you the roulette is not stuck
Requirements
.NET 9.0 SDK or later and an MCP-capable client. The sample config runs it with `dotnet run` against the project path, so point that at wherever you cloned it. No account and no key.