mcd-party-planner

mcd-party-planner

A party/group meal planning assistant based on McDonald's MCP, offering real-priced group meal solutions and event reservations.

MCPBusinessOpen source
Type
MCP
Transport
stdio
Open source
Yes
GitHub Stars
★ 1.0k
Source
mcp-github

Overview

mcd-party-planner is a Skill built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that helps users quickly generate multiple realistic group meal plans, along with activity reservation support and calendar-based timing suggestions. By inputting city, keywords, number of people, and budget, it queries real menus from nearby open stores and calculates accurate pricing, delivering comparable meal proposals. It also automatically chains together party reservation workflows and provides organizational timing recommendations based on event calendars. Ideal for team-building coordinators, class organizers, corporate administrators, and others managing group events.

Capabilities

  • ▪Query nearby open stores
  • ▪Retrieve real menus and assemble meal packages
  • ▪Use official APIs for real pricing
  • ▪Output multiple group meal plans with per-person costs
  • ▪Automatically chain party reservation flows
  • ▪Provide organization suggestions based on event calendar

Use cases

Budget planning for group meals of 10–30 peopleConfirming corporate group meal servicesReserving birthday parties or tasting eventsDevelopers learning MCP invocation and orchestration

Setup

Requires: API KeyPython 3.9+
git clone https://github.com/zcbacxc/mcd-party-planner.git; cd mcd-party-planner; cp .env.example .env; edit .env file to fill in MCD_MCP_TOKEN; python -m src.cli selfcheck

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FAQ

How to apply for an MCP Token?

Visit open.mcd.cn, verify login via phone number, activate in the console, and copy the Token.

Do I need to install additional dependencies?

No, it only relies on Python standard libraries.

How to check environment self-diagnosis results?

Run the command `python -m src.cli selfcheck`.

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