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QueueSim is a free Model Context Protocol server that gives Claude — and any MCP-speaking AI — the ability to run real discrete event queueing simulations insid
QueueSim is a free Model Context Protocol server that gives Claude — and any MCP-speaking AI — the ability to run real discrete event queueing simulations inside a conversation. Ask "I run a 3-agent call center, 30 calls/hr, 4-min handle time — what's my wait?" and get an actual number from a simulator, not a guess. Six tools cover the common cases: direct M/M/c with arrival rate / service rate / server count, four preset scenarios (single server, coffee shop, ER waiting room, call center) with optional overrides, plus two textbook explainers covering basic queueing theory and six common patterns beyond M/M/c (abandonment, priority tiers, overflow routing, skills-based routing, compound service, server outages). Free, no auth, no API key. By ChiAha — 35 years of discrete event simulation. For modeling beyond M/M/c against your own data, contact [email protected].
Smithery CLI connects your agents to thousands of skills and MCP servers directly from the command line. To get started, simply run npx skills add smithery/cli.
npm install -g smithery@latest
Requires Node.js 20+.
smithery mcp search [term] # Search the Smithery registry
smithery mcp add <url> # Add an MCP server connection
smithery mcp list # List your connections
smithery mcp remove <ids...> # Remove connections
Interact with tools from MCP servers connected via smithery mcp.
smithery tool list [connection] # List tools from your connected MCP servers
smithery tool find [query] # Search tools by name or intent
smithery tool get <connection> <tool> # Show full details for one tool
smithery tool call <connection> <tool> [args] # Call a tool
Browse skills on the Smithery Skills Registry and install them with the upstream installer:
npx skills add <skill> # e.g. npx skills add smithery-ai/cli
smithery auth login # Login with Smithery (OAuth)
smithery auth logout # Log out
smithery auth whoami # Check current user
smithery auth token # Mint a service token
smithery auth token --policy '<json>' # Mint a restricted token
smithery namespace list # List your namespaces
smithery namespace use <name> # Set current namespace
smithery mcp publish <url> -n <org/server> # Publish an MCP server URL
smithery mcp publish <bundle.mcpb> -n <org/server> # Publish an MCP bundle
# Search and connect to an MCP server
smithery mcp search "github"
smithery mcp add github --id github
# Find and call tools from your connected MCP servers
smithery tool find "create issue"
smithery tool call github create_issue '{"title":"Bug fix","body":"..."}'
# Browse and install skills
smithery skill search "frontend" --json --page 2
smithery skill add anthropics/frontend-design --agent claude-code
# Publish your MCP server URL
smithery mcp publish https://my-mcp-server.com -n myorg/my-server
# Publish a built MCP bundle
smithery mcp publish ./server.mcpb -n myorg/my-server
git clone https://github.com/smithery-ai/cli
cd cli && pnpm install && pnpm run build
npx . --help
Contributions welcome! Please submit a Pull Request.
Run in your terminal:
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