
Plan hardware builds and explore curated firmware guidance.
Plan small hardware builds and research repurposing: choose boards, parts, assembly steps and curated firmware guidance. The server does not purchase parts or flash devices.
Example path
https://www.hackshop.dev/mcpHackshop maps a project idea to hardware and build steps. Use for curated real-world examples and research methods; evidence labels distinguish repeatable work from author demos and do not imply compatibility. For firmware reuse, call , then with exact observed identifiers; destructive actions are human-run only. For a Muse agent body, ask the human the intake questions from , then call with their answers; it is deterministic, instant and key-free. Use for the flash warnings, shopping list, machine-readable assembly and the agent brief. hackshop never buys anything: show the exact items, sellers and total, ask "Place this order for $<total> at <seller>?" and wait for a clear yes. Hosted MCP exposes deterministic tools only and is stateless (POST only); propose_hardware and simulate_assembly are in the npm server (npx -y hackshop-mcp) because they can cost money or need external workers. Hosted MCP logs tool names and timings only.
None in the store listings or on the server