TwoTruthsAndATwist

Two Truths and a Twist: The world's first Model Context Protocol (MCP) game

Game design document

Installation

Requirements

Python 3.13 or higher
MCP-compatible LLM (like Claude 3)

You can install the game directly from PyPI:

pip install ttaat

Or if you prefer using uv:

uv pip install ttaat

Related MCP server: Unconventional-thinking MCP server

Usage

Initialize the Database

First, initialize the game database:

ttaat db upgrade

Start the Game Server

To start the MCP server:

ttaat serve

This will start the Two Truths and a Twist MCP server, which LLMs can connect to for playing the game.

View Game Statistics

To see game statistics:

ttaat db stats

Connecting to the Server

To connect an MCP-compatible LLM to the game server, you'll need to configure the MCP connection. Create a configuration file (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json) with the following content:

{ "mcpServers": { "TwoTruthsAndATwist": { "command": "ttaat", "args": ["serve"] } } }

For Claude Desktop, place this file in:

macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json
Linux: ~/.config/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

Game Mechanics

Two Truths and a Twist is a trivia game where:

The AI creates a round with three statements about a topic - two truths and one "twist" (a playful, false statement)
Players try to identify which statement is the twist
The AI reveals the answer with entertaining explanations

The game leverages the MCP protocol to provide a fun, interactive trivia experience where AI models both generate the content and facilitate gameplay.

Example Prompts

Once connected to an MCP-enabled LLM, you can start a game with prompts like:

Let's play Two Truths and a Twist! Create a round about space exploration.

Create a game round about ancient civilizations.

For Developers

This package implements an MCP server that provides custom game tools:

create_round: Creates a new game round with a question and three statements
submit_guess: Lets players submit their guess for which statement is the twist
reveal_twist: Reveals the answer with explanations for each statement
get_round: Retrieves details for a specific round
get_last_round: Gets details of the most recent round
get_stats: Retrieves game statistics