skallekss/lolzteam-mcp

Lolzteam-mcp is a server that connects Claude, the AI assistant, to the Lolzteam ecosystem, a Russian-language platform that operates both a marketplace for buying and selling online accounts and a large internet forum. The connection uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a standard interface that lets AI assistants call external tools and APIs during a conversation. Once installed, Claude gains access to 271 actions split across two APIs. The Market side covers 117 methods: searching accounts across 25 categories including Steam, social media, gaming services, and others, placing purchases, listing items for sale, handling payments, invoices, and a shopping cart, managing IMAP access and proxies for accounts, and administering items you have already bought. The Forum side covers 154 methods: creating and reading threads and posts, sending and receiving private messages, using the chatbox, liking and reposting content, managing user profiles, handling notifications, and searching content across the forum. In practice, this means you can describe what you want to do in plain language inside Claude and the AI will call the right combination of API methods. For example, asking Claude to find Steam accounts under a certain price with a specific game, post a forum thread in a given section, reply to unread private messages, or create a payment invoice all translate into one or several tool calls behind the scenes. Installation requires Python and cloning the repository, then running the server as a local process. The server communicates over standard input and output, which is the standard MCP transport. Your Lolzteam API token is passed as an environment variable, and a single token covers both Market and Forum access. Configuration examples are provided for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible editors, and ready-made config files are included in an examples folder. Environment variables let you enable or disable either API independently, set separate tokens for Market and Forum if needed, adjust timeouts, and control logging. The README is written in Russian with an English translation available.