blightmud_mcp

Blightmud MCP

This is a plugin for Blightmud that implements the MUD Client Protocol v2.1.

Supported Packages

Package	Description
dns-com-vmoo-client	Report client name and version to the MOO. Also sets @linelength based on terminal width.
dns-org-mud-moo-simpleedit	Allow editing of MOO verbs and lists in an external editor.
dns-com-awns-status	Write arbitrary text to the client status bar.

In addition, for MOOs that don't support MCP, these scripts include support for the early LambdaMOO local editing protocol.

Installation

Within Blightmud:

1. /add_plugin https://github.com/lisdude/blightmud_mcp
2. /enable_plugin blightmud_mcp

Commands

Command	Effect
/mcp [setting] [value]	View or change plugin options. See Configuration below.
/linelen	Set your @linelength based on your terminal width. (dns-com-vmoo-client)
/flush	Reset the local editor. This deletes all intermediary .moo files and stops monitoring them for changes. (dns-org-mud-moo-simpleedit or LambdaMOO local edit)
/flush-all	Delete all intermediary .moo files, including those belonging to other Blightmud instances.
/editing	Display a list of files currently open for editing.

Configuration

While not necessary to get going, you can customize some settings using the /mcp command. When supplied with no arguments, it will print your current settings. When provided with a single argument (e.g. /mcp simpleedit_timeout) it will print the current value of that setting. When provided when two arguments, it will change the setting (e.g. /mcp simpleedit_timeout 0).

Setting	Effect
simpleedit_path	The path where editor files are created.
simpleedit_timeout	The amount of time, in seconds, to wait after editing a file before it's considered abandoned and deleted. 0 disables the timeout.
edit_command	The command executed to launch your editor.
lambdamoo_connect_string	The string used to identify a MOO and initialize the LambdaMOO local edit protocol. (Only applies to MOOs without MCP 2.1.)
debug_mcp	Don't hide out-of-band MCP communication. Show additional debugging messages.

Note: Changing debug_mcp, simpleedit_timeout, or lambdamoo_connect_string requires reloading the plugin before the change will take effect.

Edit Command Substitions

The edit_command variable accepts these substitutions:

String	Substitution
%NAME	The name of the verb or list being edited.
%FILE	The path to the file being edited.

For example, if you're using tmux and want to open an editor in a new tmux window, you could do something like:

edit_command = "tmux new-window -n \"%NAME\" vim -c \"set syntax=moo\" \"%FILE\""