蓝球双色数据提取与分析服务 (MCP)

此数据访问工具包专为双色球（Double Chromosphere）历史记录的检索与统计洞察而设计。

Core Capabilities

• Retrieve the most recent batch of N lottery draws.
• Fetch draw records within a specified sequential range.
• Query data for an exact, single draw identifier.
• Perform statistical analysis on the recurrence frequency of drawn numbers.
• Evaluate the duration (lateness) since specific numbers last appeared.
• Facilitate configuration and management of intermediary network proxies.

Installation Procedures

Direct Retrieval from Repository

pip install git+https://github.com/RusianHu/F0ckssq-mcp.git

Local Source Compilation

# Clone the repository source
git clone https://github.com/RusianHu/F0ckssq-mcp.git
cd F0ckssq-mcp

# Install in editable mode
pip install -e .

Operational Usage Guide

Integration as an MCP Component

In your primary configuration file, mcp_settings.json, integrate the following definition:

{
  "ChrSphereDraw-DataAccessor-Tool": {
    "command": "python",
    "args": [
      "-m",
      "ssq_mcp"
    ],
    "alwaysAllow": [
      "get_recent_data",
      "get_data_by_issue_range",
      "get_data_by_issue",
      "analyze_frequency",
      "analyze_missing_periods",
      "get_proxy_status"
    ],
    "disabled": false
  }
}

Proxy Configuration Adjustment

Network routing parameters can be adjusted within ssq_mcp/config.json:

{
  "proxy": "socks5://127.0.0.1:10808"
}

MCP Function Reference

get_recent_data

Acquires the latest dataset of specified size for the lottery.

Parameters: - limit: Number of draws to retrieve (default is 10).

Returns: - A structured list of lottery data, including draw ID, red balls, blue ball, and draw timestamp.

get_data_by_issue_range

Fetches all records falling between two specified draw identifiers.

Parameters: - start_issue: The initial draw identifier. - end_issue: The concluding draw identifier.

Returns: - A dataset list covering the requested draw interval, formatted with ID, primary numbers, secondary number, and date.

get_data_by_issue

Retrieves data corresponding to a single, exact draw identifier.

Parameters: - issue: The specific draw identifier.

Returns: - A singleton list containing the specific draw's details (ID, number sets, date).

analyze_frequency

Calculates the statistical incidence rate of each number across a dataset.

Parameters: - limit: The extent of historical data to examine for frequency analysis (default is 100 draws).

Returns: - A report detailing the calculated occurrence rates for both red and blue number sets.

analyze_missing_periods

Determines how many draws have elapsed since each number was last selected.

Parameters: - limit: The scope of history used to calculate dormancy periods (default is 100 draws).

Returns: - An analytical summary showing the count of missed draws for every potential red and blue number.

get_proxy_status

Reports on the current network routing settings.

Returns: - Configuration summary, including the active proxy URI and enablement status.

System Prerequisites

• Operation requires Python environment version 3.10 or newer.
• Required external libraries are detailed in the setup.py file under install_requires.

Licensing Information

This project is distributed under the terms of the MIT License.

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