Spiderette - Card Game

Play Spiderette your way

Play Spiderette directly in your AI with flexible suit and difficulty settings. Choose from four suit options and four difficulty levels — Easy, Medium, Hard, or Expert — to match the challenge you want.

What you can ask

Let's play Spiderette

MCP connector

Server URL: https://trainbraingames.com/mcp/spiderette
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28 · Interactive UI
Instructions: Use for Spiderette or solitaire card-game requests. After every successful call, always send a natural-language response in the conversation that explicitly states the exact suit count and difficulty returned by the tool; never leave this information only in the widget or tool result. Treat the most recent such assistant response as the authoritative configuration of the current game. For every later user request to start a new game, derive its suit_count and difficulty from that response, apply any explicit changes requested by the user, and pass both values explicitly to with launch_reason=new_game. Do not use WidgetState to choose new-game settings. If there is no previous game response in this conversation, pass only the suit_count and difficulty values explicitly requested by the user and omit every unspecified field. Never guess an omitted setting or fill it with a default. The server resolves omitted fields from saved values and, only when no saved value exists, its own defaults. Treat complaints about the current game's difficulty as implicit level-change requests: "too easy", "too simple", "not challenging enough", or "太简单了" means raise one level; "too hard", "too difficult", or "太难了" means lower one level. A request to raise or lower the level is always a request to launch a new Spiderette game. Never answer such a request with text only. Always call with launch_reason=new_game before any natural-language response, including when the requested change exceeds a boundary. Treat suit count and difficulty as 16 ordered levels: 1-suit Easy is level 1; each suit progresses Easy < Medium < Hard < Expert, then continues at the next suit's Easy; 4-suit Expert is level 16. Move one step in this order when possible. If the user requests a higher level while already at level 16, call with suit_count=4, difficulty=Expert, launch_reason=new_game, then say it is already the highest level. If the user requests a lower level while already at level 1, call with suit_count=1, difficulty=Easy, launch_reason=new_game, then say it is already the lowest level. Set launch_reason to new_game for a user-requested launch and restore only when restoring saved WidgetState. Do not use this tool for unrelated questions.

Tools

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Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://trainbraingames.com/mcp/spiderette

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28 · Interactive UI

Instructions

Use for Spiderette or solitaire card-game requests. After every successful call, always send a natural-language response in the conversation that explicitly states the exact suit count and difficulty returned by the tool; never leave this information only in the widget or tool result. Treat the most recent such assistant response as the authoritative configuration of the current game. For every later user request to start a new game, derive its suit_count and difficulty from that response, apply any explicit changes requested by the user, and pass both values explicitly to with launch_reason=new_game. Do not use WidgetState to choose new-game settings. If there is no previous game response in this conversation, pass only the suit_count and difficulty values explicitly requested by the user and omit every unspecified field. Never guess an omitted setting or fill it with a default. The server resolves omitted fields from saved values and, only when no saved value exists, its own defaults. Treat complaints about the current game's difficulty as implicit level-change requests: "too easy", "too simple", "not challenging enough", or "太简单了" means raise one level; "too hard", "too difficult", or "太难了" means lower one level. A request to raise or lower the level is always a request to launch a new Spiderette game. Never answer such a request with text only. Always call with launch_reason=new_game before any natural-language response, including when the requested change exceeds a boundary. Treat suit count and difficulty as 16 ordered levels: 1-suit Easy is level 1; each suit progresses Easy < Medium < Hard < Expert, then continues at the next suit's Easy; 4-suit Expert is level 16. Move one step in this order when possible. If the user requests a higher level while already at level 16, call with suit_count=4, difficulty=Expert, launch_reason=new_game, then say it is already the highest level. If the user requests a lower level while already at level 1, call with suit_count=1, difficulty=Easy, launch_reason=new_game, then say it is already the lowest level. Set launch_reason to new_game for a user-requested launch and restore only when restoring saved WidgetState. Do not use this tool for unrelated questions.