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decision-intelligence-mcp

decision-intelligence-mcp

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github.com/gabrielmahiaScience & Education0Updated 6d ago

About decision-intelligence-mcp

An MCP server that organizes public-domain military history and philosophy into structured material for research, education, and strategic analysis. It offers thinker-specific texts and doctrines alongside tools for applying ideas to modern problems.

Key features

  1. 01Chapter-based access to Sun Tzu
  2. 02Filterable Napoleon maxims
  3. 03Commander doctrine research
  4. 04Apply strategy to problems
  5. 05Public-domain bibliography

Use cases

  1. 01Study historical strategic doctrines
  2. 02Research classical texts
  3. 03Explore leadership and organizational ideas
  4. 04Analyze competition and planning

MCP support

Exposes structured texts, doctrines, bibliography, and strategy-application tools to MCP clients. It is intended for research and analysis, not operational military planning.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

mcp.json · Universal config
{
"mcpServers": {
"gabrielmahia-decision-intelligence": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"decision-intelligence-mcp"
]
}
}
}
Run commanduvx decision-intelligence-mcp

Local servers need a runtime on your machine (e.g. Node.js 18+). Config file locations differ by client; see your client’s docs.

Packages
pypidecision-intelligence-mcp0.1.7

Tools

5

Saved tool list · updated 5d ago

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
categorystringNoFilter by category: 'strategy'|'tactics'|'logistics'|'leadership'|'intelligence'|'all'
maxim_numberintegerNoGet a specific maxim by number (1-115). 0 = return all.

Details

From the project README

classical-strategy-mcp

5,000 years of military strategy, philosophy, and decision science — as AI-accessible tools.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server exposing structured public domain knowledge from history's greatest strategic thinkers. Connect to Claude, GPT, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant and access the complete strategic literature of human civilization.

Commanders and Thinkers

CommanderDatesSignature DoctrineSource
Sun Tzu~500 BCSupreme excellence: win without fightingArt of War (PD)
Julius Caesar100-44 BCSpeed + fortification + political intelligenceGallic Wars (PD)
Hannibal Barca247-183 BCCannae double envelopmentPolybius, Livy (PD)
Alexander the Great356-323 BCHammer and anvil, oblique approachArrian, Plutarch (PD)
Julius Caesar100-44 BCSpeed, engineering, clemency as weaponsDe Bello Gallico (PD)
Napoleon Bonaparte1769-1821Corps system, central position, decisive battle115 Maxims (PD)
Carl von Clausewitz1780-1831Fog, friction, center of gravity, culminating pointOn War (PD)
Frederick the Great1712-1786Oblique order, interior linesInstructions for His Generals (PD)
Shaka Zulu1787-1828Iklwa, bull-horn formation, amabutho systemIsaacs, Fynn (PD)
Genghis Khan1162-1227Yam intelligence, feigned retreat, total warfareSecret History (PD)

Tools

napoleon_maxims(category="strategy")         # 115 maxims, filterable
sun_tzu(chapter=3)                            # Art of War by chapter
commander_doctrine(commander="hannibal")      # Doctrine deep-dive
apply_strategy(problem="...", lens="competition")  # Apply to modern problem
public_domain_library(domain="military")      # Full bibliography

Quick Start

pip install classical-strategy-mcp

# Claude Code
claude mcp add strategy -- classical-strategy-mcp

# Or run directly
classical-strategy-mcp

What This Is Not

This is a research and analytical tool. Public domain military history for:

  • Strategic analysis and decision frameworks
  • Historical research and education
  • Leadership and organizational thinking
  • Competitive strategy and planning

Not for operational military planning.

The Public Domain Opportunity

Every work cited here is in the public domain. The content is free. The value is in:

  • Structured access (not raw text scanning)
  • AI-native interfaces (not PDFs)
  • Synthesis across traditions (not single-source)
  • Modern application frameworks (not historical trivia)

This is the model for the next wave of knowledge infrastructure.

All Sources — Public Domain

  • Napoleon's Maxims (1831)
  • Clausewitz, On War / Vom Kriege (1832)
  • Caesar, De Bello Gallico (58-50 BC)
  • Arrian, Anabasis of Alexander (~130 AD)
  • Polybius, Histories (~150 BC)
  • Livy, History of Rome (27 BC-17 AD)
  • Sun Tzu, The Art of War (~500 BC)
  • Frederick the Great, Instructions for His Generals (1747)
  • Vegetius, Epitome Rei Militaris (~390 AD)
  • Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War (~400 BC)
  • Nathaniel Isaacs, Travels in Eastern Africa (1836) — Shaka Zulu
  • Henry Francis Fynn, Diary (1830s)
  • Anonymous, The Secret History of the Mongols (~1240)
  • Juvaini, History of the World-Conqueror (1260)
  • Marcus Aurelius, Meditations (~170-180 AD)
  • Machiavelli, The Prince (1532) and Art of War (1521)
  • Seneca, Letters from a Stoic (~65 AD)
  • Epictetus, Enchiridion (~135 AD)

Part of the East Africa AI coordination infrastructure Public domain as raw material. AI as the refinery. Knowledge as the product.

Part of the East Africa Coordination Stack

This MCP server is part of the Kenya coordination infrastructure. Connect it to africa-coord-bus — the coordination event bus that routes signals between domains automatically.

pip install africa-coord-bus

All servers: pypi.org/user/gmahia Live demo: coord-cascade-demo

IP & Collaboration

MIT licensed. Feedback via GitHub Issues only — pull requests are not accepted. Demo data is labeled DEMO and is not suitable for operational decisions. Full policy: docs/architecture/IP_POLICY.md. Security reports: see SECURITY.md.

Part of the East Africa coordination stack

Model-agnostic by design: closed APIs, open-weight models, and small distilled models are all first-class citizens.

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