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An MCP server implementation that provides a tool for problem-solving using the Lotus Sutra's wisdom framework, combining analytical thinking with intuitive wisdom.
This MCP server was developed from the Lotus OS prompt, which was designed to implement a cognitive framework based on the Lotus Sutra. The MCP server format makes this framework more accessible and easier to use with Claude and other AI assistants.
Note: The original prompt framework may work less effectively with newer Claude models, but this MCP server implementation provides consistent functionality across model versions.
The server implements a structured thinking process using wisdom domains inspired by the Lotus Sutra:
The server organizes thoughts using five wisdom domains (all valid values for the tag input parameter):
Skillful Means (🔆): upaya, expedient, direct, gradual, sudden
Non-Dual Recognition (☯️): recognize, transform, integrate, transcend, embody
Meta-Cognitive (🧠): examine, reflect, verify, refine, complete
Process Flow (🌊): open, engage, express
Meditation (🧘): meditate
Each thought is beautifully formatted with:
Note: The visualization appears in the server console output, helping developers track the thinking process.
A tool for problem-solving using the Lotus Sutra's wisdom framework, with various approaches to understanding.
Inputs:
tag (string, required): The current processing technique (must be one of the tags listed above)content (string, required): The content of the current processing stepstepNumber (integer, required): Current number in sequencetotalSteps (integer, required): Estimated total steps needednextStepNeeded (boolean, required): Whether another step is neededisMeditation (boolean, optional): Whether this step is a meditative pausemeditationDuration (integer, optional): Duration for meditation in seconds (1-10)Returns:
MEDITATION_COMPLETE status for meditation stepsWISDOM_READY status when the contemplative process is completeGet a summary of the current contemplative journey.
Inputs: None
Returns:
The Lotus Wisdom tool is designed for:
Here's how a conversation with Claude might flow when using the Lotus Wisdom MCP server:
User: "Help me understand the relationship between freedom and responsibility."
Claude would then use the lotuswisdom tool through multiple steps:
{ "tag": "open", "content": "The question explores the relationship between freedom and responsibility, which contain an apparent tension but also deep connection.", "stepNumber": 1, "totalSteps": 5, "nextStepNeeded": true }
{ "tag": "direct", "content": "Freedom and responsibility are two sides of the same coin. True freedom isn't absence of constraints but the capacity to choose our response within constraints.", "stepNumber": 2, "totalSteps": 5, "nextStepNeeded": true }
{ "tag": "meditate", "content": "Contemplating how freedom without responsibility becomes chaos, and responsibility without freedom becomes oppression.", "stepNumber": 3, "totalSteps": 5, "nextStepNeeded": true, "isMeditation": true }
{ "tag": "integrate", "content": "Freedom and responsibility mutually enable each other. Our freedom to choose gives rise to our responsibility for what we choose, and our willingness to take responsibility expands our freedom.", "stepNumber": 4, "totalSteps": 5, "nextStepNeeded": true }
{ "tag": "express", "content": "The paradox resolves when we see that authentic freedom includes responsibility as its natural expression.", "stepNumber": 5, "totalSteps": 5, "nextStepNeeded": false }
When the tool returns status: 'WISDOM_READY', Claude then speaks the final wisdom naturally, integrating all the insights from the contemplative journey.
Add this to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{ "mcpServers": { "lotus-wisdom": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "@smithery/server-linxule-lotus-wisdom-mcp" ] } } }
Or install directly via Smithery.ai
{ "mcpServers": { "lotus-wisdom": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "lotus-wisdom-mcp" ] } } }
{ "mcpServers": { "lotus-wisdom": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "git+https://github.com/linxule/lotus-wisdom-mcp.git" ] } } }
{ "mcpServers": { "lotus-wisdom": { "command": "docker", "args": [ "run", "--rm", "-i", "lotus-wisdom-mcp" ] } } }
To build the project locally:
npm install npm run build
To build the Docker image:
docker build -t lotus-wisdom-mcp -f Dockerfile .
For local development:
npm install npm run dev
Enable debug mode by setting the environment variable:
LOTUS_DEBUG=true npm start
The Lotus Wisdom framework recognizes that wisdom often emerges not through linear thinking but through a dance between different modes of understanding. The tool facilitates this by:
Tracking Wisdom Domains: As you move through different tags, the tool tracks which wisdom domains you're engaging, helping you see the shape of your inquiry.
Journey Consciousness: The tool maintains awareness of your complete journey, showing both the sequence of tags used and the movement between wisdom domains.
Non-Linear Progress: While steps are numbered, the process isn't strictly linear. You can revisit, revise, and branch as understanding deepens.
Integration Points: Tags like integrate, transcend, and embody help weave insights together rather than keeping them separate.
Natural Expression: The tool handles the contemplative process, but the final wisdom is always expressed naturally by the AI, not as formatted output.
This MCP server is licensed under the MIT License. For more details, please see the LICENSE file in the project repository.
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit issues or pull requests on the GitHub repository.
Current version: 0.2.1
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