Eve Mentor MCP server

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• ammo_advisor

  Which damage type to shoot (and tank) against a target: NPC pirate factions (Guristas, Serpentis, Angels, Blood Raiders, Sansha, Rogue Drones, Triglavians) or shield/armor-tanked players. Includes concrete ammo names per weapon system.

• analyze_fit

  Mechanical fit check: classifies each module by type and detects classic mistakes (mixed weapon systems, mixed shield+armor tank, no propulsion, damage mods without matching weapons). Feed it module names from a loss report or a pasted fit, then explain the findings to the player.

• can_i_fly

  What does it take to fly/use a ship or module? Returns the full recursive skill prerequisite tree, an ordered training plan, total skillpoints, and estimated training time. If a character is logged in, the plan is diffed against their actual trained skills.

• career_test

  Data for the EVE career 'sorting hat'. Returns all recognized career paths with traits (social/risk/income/activity, who it appeals to, first ship, first steps). To use: interview the player about what they enjoy (solo vs group, risk appetite, building vs fighting vs exploring, active vs idle, how much structure they want), THEN call this and match their answers to 2-3 paths. Recommend concrete fi

• character_sheet

  The logged-in character's overview: total skillpoints, wallet, current location, and ship.

• cheapest_way_to_play

  EVE's pay-vs-play economy explained with live numbers: Alpha (free) vs Omega (subscribed), how PLEX lets you buy game time with ISK instead of money, today's actual Jita price for an Omega month, and an honest grind-hours-vs-cash recommendation.

• evaluate_corp

  Newbie-friendliness signals for a corporation by exact name: size, age, war exposure, and recent activity from ESI + zKillboard, plus the questions to ask that no API can answer. Use it to sanity-check a corp before the player applies. The API can't see recruitment status or culture — be honest about that.

• eve_auth_status

  Check whether an EVE character is currently logged in.

• eve_login

  Start the EVE Online login flow. Opens a browser for SSO; the user must complete it within 3 minutes.

• fit_readiness

  Paste an EFT-format fit (the text every fitting site, PyFA, and the in-game fitting window export) and get a can-fly verdict: which skills are missing to online every module and the hull, in training order, with total skillpoints and days. Personalized against the logged-in character; when not logged in it lists every skill the fit requires.

• isk_guidance

  Viable ways to make ISK matched to a player's skillpoint tier (0-1M, 1-5M, 5-20M, 20M+), each with an honest ISK/hour range, what it requires, and a first step. Use it to answer 'how do I make money?' for someone's actual stage — point new players at the high-ratio activities (exploration ≫ mining) and away from grinds that only pay at high skillpoints. Ranges are rough community consensus, not li

• jargon

  EVE slang glossary. Pass a term to define it, or no term to list everything known. Use whenever the player hits a word like 'krab', 'tidi', 'doctrine', or 'asset safety'.

• lookup_item

  Look up any EVE item, ship, or module by exact name. Returns its description and Jita market prices.

• my_assets

  Everything the logged-in character owns, grouped by location. Flags asset-safety wraps and structures the character can no longer dock at — use this to find stuff stranded from years ago.

• proven_fits

  What modules pilots actually fly on a given ship, learned from recent killmails: the most common modules per slot with how often each appears. Use it to propose a realistic starter fit, then sanity-check that fit with analyze_fit and can_i_fly.

• recall_pilot_notes

  The goals this player has previously asked you to remember, oldest first. Call it at the start of a session (or alongside what_should_i_do_tonight) to pick up where you left off and steer coaching toward what they actually want.

• recent_losses

  A character's recent ship losses from zKillboard with full fit detail — the raw material for explaining why they died. Works for any character name, no login needed.

• remember_goal

  Save a goal or ambition the player states ('I want to fly a Gila', 'aiming for nullsec exploration', 'save up for a freighter') so it persists across sessions. Call this whenever the player expresses a direction worth steering toward later. Stored per character.

• route_danger

  Per-jump safety report for a journey between two systems: each system's security and last-hour kill activity, plus the notorious high-sec gank chokepoints (Uedama, Niarja, Sivala...) a new player wouldn't know to avoid. Use it before anyone undocks for a long haul.

• sitrep

  Session-start situation report in one call: login state, character overview (skillpoints/wallet/location/ship), what's training, and the most recent loss. Call this at the start of a mentoring session to orient.

• skill_queue

  The logged-in character's current skill training queue.

• system_intel

  Danger report for a solar system: security status, ship/pod kills and traffic in the last hour.

• top_skills

  The logged-in character's highest-trained skills — useful for judging what they can fly well.

• what_should_i_do_tonight

  Answers 'what should I actually do right now?' by composing the logged-in character's real situation — skillpoints, wallet, location security, current ship, what's training — with the income options for their skillpoint tier. Returns the building blocks; you turn them into 2-3 concrete, situation-aware session suggestions. Requires login.

• whats_happening

  A 'what's going on in EVE right now?' briefing for new or returning players: live server status, active incursions (which make whole regions dangerous), the biggest recent kills galaxy-wide, and where to read the latest patch notes. Good for someone logging back in after time away.

• where_to_buywrite action

  Compares an item's cheapest sell price across EVE's five major trade hubs (Jita, Amarr, Dodixie, Rens, Hek), and — when logged in — how many jumps each hub is from where the player is sitting, so you can weigh price against the haul.

• Code scan21 source files scanned25/25
• –Live reliabilityno gateway calls yet and no remote to proben/a
• –Tool poisoningtools not inspected (local package is not executed); not countedn/a
• Auth qualitylocal package, no credentials required12/15
• Maintenancelast push 104 days ago8/15
• Maintainer identityregistry namespace matches repository owner; GitHub account older than a year8/10

Safety score

82/100

higher than 63% of 48,255 servers

Tools

26

the typical server has 7

Tools that change things

4%

typical: 0%. Fewer write tools means less an agent can break

GitHub stars

4

more than 82% of 28,688 servers

Downloads a week

51

more than 43% of 12,191 servers with a package

Eve Mentor: common questions

Is Eve Mentor MCP server safe?

Mostly: it is graded B (82/100). Read the Eve Mentor safety report

How do I install Eve Mentor?

It runs on your machine. Copy the Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or Claude Desktop config from the install section.

Does Eve Mentor need an API key?

No secret keys are declared. It reads 1 setting from the environment.

Is Eve Mentor maintained?

The last commit was 142 days ago (2026-06-14). The latest release is v0.1.2.

How does Eve Mentor compare with other MCP servers?

safety score 82/100 (higher than 63% of 48,255 servers); tools 26 (the typical server has 7); tools that change things 4% (typical: 0%. Fewer write tools means less an agent can break). Full comparison.