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Rpgmaker Mz MCP server

by Redseb·io.github.Redseb/rpgmaker-mz-mcp·v1.2.0

MCP server for RPG Maker MZ: maps, tile painting, events, database editing, and validation.

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  • build_battle_processing

    Build a Battle Processing (301) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — start a battle against a troop (direct id, a variable holding the id, or "random" like the map encounters). canEscape/canLose gate the battle result branches. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_change_actor

    Build an actor stat-change scene command for insertion via insert_event_commands: hp (311), mp (312), state (313), recover_all (314), exp (315), or level (316). Targets a fixed actor (0 = whole party) or a variable. hp/mp/exp/level take an increase/decrease `operand` (constant or variable); state takes add/remove + `stateId`; recover_all takes nothing extra. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_change_gold

    Build a Change Gold (125) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — increase or decrease party gold by a constant or variable amount. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_change_items

    Build a Change Items (126), Change Weapons (127), or Change Armors (128) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — gain/lose an item/weapon/armor by a constant or variable amount. includeEquip (weapon/armor only) also counts equipped copies when removing. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_change_party_member

    Build a Change Party Member (129) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — add or remove an actor from the party. initialize (add only) resets the actor to their initial state. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_character_effect

    Build a Show Animation (212) or Show Balloon Icon (213) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands, played over a character (characterId: -1 player, 0 this event, N event id). Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_conditional_branch

    Build a Conditional Branch block (111 condition + then-branch + optional 411 Else + 412 closer, each branch terminated like the editor) for insertion via insert_event_commands. Condition types: switch, self_switch, variable, actor_in_party, gold, item. Provide thenBranch/elseBranch as EventCommand[] (e.g. from other builders). Read-only: returns { commands }.

  • build_control_switch

    Build a Control Switches (121) or Control Self Switch (123) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands. scope "switch": set a switch (or the inclusive switchId..endId range) on/off. scope "self_switch": set the current event's self switch A–D. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_control_variable

    Build a Control Variables (122) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands. Applies operation (set/add/sub/mul/div/mod) to a variable (or the inclusive variableId..endId range) using an operand: constant, another variable, a random range, or game_data (item/actor/party/… readouts). Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_flow_command

    Build a single flow-control event command for insertion via insert_event_commands: wait (230, N frames), exit_event (115), label (118, a named jump target), or jump_to_label (119). Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_name_input

    Build a Name Input Processing (303) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — open the name-entry screen for an actor. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_picture

    Build a Show Picture (231) or Erase Picture (235) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands. show: display `name` in slot `pictureId` with origin/position/scale/opacity/blend; erase: clear the slot. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_play_audio

    Build a Play BGM/BGS/ME/SE (241/245/249/250) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands. Warns (never blocks) when `name` is not a known audio asset for that channel (checked against list_assets). Returns { command, warnings? }.

  • build_screen_effect

    Build a screen transition/effect event command for insertion via insert_event_commands: fadeout (221) / fadein (222) — no params; tint (223) & flash (224) — an [r,g,b,a] color over `duration` frames; shake (225) — power/speed over `duration`. `wait` holds the event until it finishes. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • build_shop_processing

    Build a Shop Processing (302 + one 605 row per extra good) event-command sequence for insertion via insert_event_commands. Each good sells an item/weapon/armor at its database price, or a specified `price`. purchaseOnly hides the sell tab. Read-only: returns { commands }.

  • build_show_choices

    Build a Show Choices block (102 opener + a 402 branch per choice + optional 403 When-Cancel branch + 404 closer, each branch terminated like the editor) for insertion via insert_event_commands. Pass per-choice `branches` (each an EventCommand[] — e.g. from build_show_text) to fill the branch bodies. Read-only: returns { commands }.

  • build_show_text

    Build a Show Text event-command sequence (101 setup + one 401 line per text line) for insertion via insert_event_commands. Supports face image (from list_assets("faces")), window background/position, and the MZ name-box speaker. MZ does NOT word-wrap: keep each line under ~55 chars (~38 with a face) or it is cut off at the window edge (warned, never blocked). Read-only: returns { commands, warning

  • build_transfer_playerwrite action

    Build a Transfer Player (201) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — move the party to (x, y) on a map. With designation "variable", mapId/x/y are variable ids resolved at runtime. Read-only: returns { command }.

  • call_common_event

    Build a "Common Event" event command (code 117) that calls the given common event, for insertion into an event page via insert_event_commands. Validates the common event exists. Read-only: returns `{ command }` (matching the build_* tools, so it composes into a thenBranch/commands array); writes nothing.

  • check_passability

    Check whether a map cell can be walked onto, reproducing the engine's layered passage rule: the stacked tiles at (x, y) are examined upper-layer first, and the first non-[*] tile decides each direction. Reads the map's tileset flags. Returns per-direction passability (down/left/right/up — true = a character can walk off the cell that way), the cell's terrain tag, the stacked tile ids, and — when `

  • create_move_routewrite action

    Build a movement route from a named pattern (patrol/approach/flee/wander/custom) instead of raw move-command codes. Read-only: returns { moveRoute, warnings? }. Use the route as an event page’s autonomous moveRoute (update_map_event with moveType 3), or feed it to set_movement_route for a forced route in an event command list.

  • create_plugin_commandwrite action

    Build an RPG Maker MZ plugin command (event command code 357) for insertion into an event page via add_event_command. Validates against the plugins this project actually ships (scanned from their js/plugins/*.js @command/@arg annotations) merged over a small built-in allowlist — warn-by-default: an unknown plugin/command, a stray arg, or a plugin that is installed but disabled in js/plugins.js pro

  • describe_tile

    Decode a raw RPG Maker MZ tile id into its tileset sheet (A1–A5, B–E), and for autotiles its kind + shape slot (0–47) and autotile geometry (floor/wall/waterfall). Read-only inspection helper — raw tile ids are opaque integers, this makes one legible. Returns { tileId, empty, sheet, sheetIndex, autotile, kind?, shape?, autotileType? }. Pass `tilesetId` to also inspect the sheet PNG and report `tra

  • find_tile

    Find tiles in a tileset by a case-insensitive SUBSTRING match on their catalog name — a quick bridge from a name fragment like 'grass' or 'forest' to a paintable tile id. This is a literal substring match, NOT synonym/semantic search: 'water' matches 'Endless Waterfall' but not 'Sea' or 'Pond' (their names lack the substring). To browse the actual tile names first, use get_tile_catalog with a `she

  • get_database

    Read a database table in full: actors, classes, items, weapons, armors, skills, enemies, troops, states, or common_events. Returns the raw 1-indexed array (slot 0 is null), or — with `id` — that single record, or null if no such record exists. These are full records: prefer list_names for an id→name index, or search_actors/search_items/search_skills to find records by name, and reach for this only

  • get_game_title

    Get the game title

  • get_map

    Get map data by ID. The tile `data` array can be huge on a painted map (width*height*6 ints) and blow the MCP token limit, so pass includeData:false to omit it (you get dataTileCount instead) and read tiles with get_map_region when needed. includeData defaults to true for backward compatibility.

  • get_map_dimensions

    Get the width and height (in tiles) of a map

  • get_map_event

    Get a specific event from a map

  • get_map_events

    Get all events from a specific map

  • get_map_infos

    Get information about all maps

  • get_map_region

    Read the raw tile ids in a rectangular window of one map layer — a token-cheap alternative to get_map for inspecting part of a painted map. Returns `tiles` as a 2D array (rows top→bottom, each left→right) of raw engine tile ids. The rectangle must lie fully within the map bounds (throws otherwise). layer defaults to 0 (see set_map_tile for the z-layer meanings).

  • get_party

    Get the starting party — the actor ids the game begins with. Returns `{ partyMembers }`, rhyming with set_party's input/output shape.

  • get_project

    Get the project directory the server is currently operating on: its path, whether it is a valid RPG Maker MZ project, and the game title it holds.

  • get_starting_position

    Get the game starting position ({ mapId, x, y })

  • get_switches

    Get all game switch names

  • get_system

    Get system data

  • get_terms

    Get the game vocabulary/terms: the `basic`, `commands`, `params` string arrays and the `messages` map (menu labels, system messages).

  • get_tile_catalog

    Get the semantic tile catalog for a tileset: the named tiles (e.g. 'Grassland A', 'Forest', 'Sea') in each of its image sheets, each with its representative tile id and a `source` ('builtin' = RPG Maker's own labels; 'project' = a draft name from the vision-bootstrap skill). Project (custom-sheet) entries also carry the skill's `description`, `confidence` ('high'/'medium'/'low'), and `manual` (tru

  • get_tile_flags

    Decode a tileset's flag word for a single tile id into a legible view: 4-direction passability (down/left/right/up — true = walkable that way), the [*] 'star' overlay bit, ladder/bush/counter/damage-floor flags, and terrain tag (0–7). Read-only inspection of data/Tilesets.json flags[]. Note passability here is for the tile in isolation; a real cell's passability layers its stacked tiles — use chec

  • get_tilesets

    List every tileset in the project with its id, name, mode (0 world / 1 area), and the image sheets it uses (labelled A1–A4, A5, B–E; empty slots omitted). Use this to discover valid tilesetId values (needed by find_tile, get_tile_catalog, paint_tiles, fill_area, place_object, get_tile_flags, set_tile_flags, check_passability) and to see which sheets each tileset is built from. For a plain id→name

  • get_title_screen

    Get the title screen settings: title1Name/title2Name (background layers, from list_assets("titles1"/"titles2") — title2Name draws over title1Name), titleBgm (the AudioFile that plays while it is shown), and drawTitle (whether the game title text is drawn over the art).

  • get_types

    Get one System.json type-name array — the named lists other data references by index: elements, skillTypes, weaponTypes, armorTypes, or equipTypes.

  • get_variables

    Get all game variable names

  • list_allocated_ids

    Show which switch / variable / common-event IDs are already spoken for, derived from the project's own JSON (never a hand-maintained list, which would drift the moment someone edited in the RPG Maker editor). An id counts as allocated if it is declared (a System.json label, a CommonEvents row) OR referenced anywhere — event page conditions and command lists, common events, troop pages, and Common

  • list_assets

    List the available asset filenames (extension stripped) for one asset kind — the exact names RPG Maker's data references (a sprite/face/tileset/audio name). Use it to validate a graphic or audio name before wiring it into an event; a wrong filename fails silently at runtime. Fails soft: an unused asset directory returns an empty list.

  • list_names

    Cheap names-only index for a database table. Returns { id, name } entries instead of full records — use it to look up or sanity-check IDs before wiring them into events, without paying the token cost of a full get_*/search_* dump.

  • list_plugin_commands

    List every plugin command create_plugin_command can validate (plugin filename → command key → args): the plugins this project actually ships, scanned from their js/plugins/*.js annotations, merged over a small built-in allowlist. Pass pluginName to narrow to one plugin. Read-only. Use scan_plugins for the richer per-project view (arg types/defaults, enabled state); an unlisted plugin command can s

  • next_free_id

    Reserve the next unallocated switch / variable / common-event ID(s) instead of picking one by hand. Ids are handed out strictly above every id already declared or referenced, so two sessions editing the same project over time cannot silently claim the same switch — a collision that never crashes and only surfaces hours into a playtest as a door that is inexplicably already open. Pass `reuseGaps: t

  • object_tiles

    Expand a top-left flat tile id + a width×height size into the grid of tile ids that object occupies on the sheet — feed the returned `tiles` straight into place_object. This handles the flat sheets' two-half-column layout, where the tile below id N is NOT N+16 (indices 0–127 are the left half of the sheet, 128–255 the right), which is otherwise painful to compute by hand. Get the top-left id from

  • scan_plugins

    Discover the plugin commands this project actually has, by parsing the @command/@arg annotations in js/plugins/*.js and the enabled/disabled state in js/plugins.js. Use it to find out what create_plugin_command can call and with which args — it reports every command's key, label, description and args (name/type/default), plus whether the plugin is enabled in the editor's Plugin Manager (a disabled

  • search_actors

    Search actors by name or nickname

  • search_enemies

    Search enemies by name (case-insensitive)

  • search_items

    Search items by name or description

  • search_map_events

    Search events on a map by name

  • search_skills

    Search skills by name or description

  • search_troops

    Search troops by name (case-insensitive)

  • set_project

    Point the server at a different RPG Maker MZ project directory for the rest of the session (overrides RPGMAKER_PROJECT_PATH until the server restarts). The directory must contain game.rmmzproject and data/System.json.

  • validate_assets

    Audit asset-filename integrity across the whole project (read-only, warn-by-default): every image/audio name field — actor characterName/faceName/battlerName, enemy battlerName, tileset sheets, map bgm/bgs/parallax/battlebacks, event page graphics, event Play BGM/BGS/ME/SE / Show Picture / Show Text face / Change Actor Images, and system titles/battlebacks/default audio/vehicle graphics — is check

  • validate_event

    Validate a single event's command lists against the known RPG Maker MZ command table. Read-only: reports parameter/structure warnings without changing anything.

  • validate_project

    Validate the event command lists of every map in the project. Read-only: returns aggregated, map-tagged warnings for auditing before or after a batch of edits.

  • validate_references

    Audit cross-file reference integrity across the whole project (read-only, warn-by-default): Transfer Player targets and starting position point at existing maps; starting party, actor classes, class/enemy skills, troop members, enemy drops, and skill/item effects (states, learned skills, common events, animations) all resolve; and the map tree has no dangling or cyclic parentId. Complements valida

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  • –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 1 days ago15/15
  • Maintainer identityregistry namespace matches repository owner; GitHub account older than a year8/10
Overall 92/100. Components that don't apply are left out of the denominator. Any critical finding is an F.RubricAppeal a findingJSON

What the publisher says

From the Rpgmaker Mz repository's README, as published. We do not edit it. Read it on GitHub

RPG Maker MZ MCP Server

128 tools that let an AI assistant read and write an RPG Maker MZ project directly — actors, classes, skills, items, equipment, states, enemies, troops, common events, maps, tiles, tilesets, events, and system settings — instead of hand-editing everything in the editor.

"Add a town under the world map, paint it with grass, and drop in a shopkeeper who sells potions" → done, in-project, no editor clicks.

Quick start

Claude Code (recommended) — installs the server and the authoring skills as one plugin:

claude plugin marketplace add Redseb/rpgmaker-mz-mcp
claude plugin install rpgmaker-mz@rpgmaker-mz-mcp

You'll be prompted for your RPG Maker MZ project directory (optional — you can also just ask Claude to set_project later).

Any other MCP client — the server is on npm; no clone or build needed:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "rpgmaker-mz": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "rpgmaker-mz-mcp@latest"],
      "env": { "RPGMAKER_PROJECT_PATH": "/path/to/your/rpgmaker/project" }
    }
  }
}

Claude Desktop — either the JSON config above, or download the one-click rpgmaker-mz-mcp.mcpb bundle from Releases and open it with Claude Desktop.

New here? Read SETUP.md for the full walkthrough and EXAMPLES.md for end-to-end recipes.

Contents

  • Quick start
  • Capabilities
  • How it fits together
  • Installation
  • Configuration
  • Usage
  • Available tools
  • Input validation
  • Event validation (throw-by-default)
  • Reference linting
  • Dry-run preview
  • Custom-tileset catalog skill

Capabilities

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.

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Install directly

Runs npx -y rpgmaker-mz-mcp on your machine. Read the scan report first; the gateway never runs local packages.

claude mcp add rpgmaker-mz-mcp -- npx -y rpgmaker-mz-mcp
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Rpgmaker Mz: common questions

Is Rpgmaker Mz MCP server safe?
Yes, by our scan: it is graded A (92/100). Read the Rpgmaker Mz safety report
How do I install Rpgmaker Mz?
It runs on your machine. Copy the Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Cursor config from the install section.
Does Rpgmaker Mz need an API key?
No secret keys are declared. It reads 1 setting from the environment.
Is Rpgmaker Mz maintained?
The last commit was in the last day (2026-09-23). The latest release is v1.2.0.
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