OpenSpartan Forerunner
LocalAbout OpenSpartan Forerunner
OpenSpartan Forerunner is a local MCP server for accessing Halo Infinite data from MCP clients. It provides player records, match statistics, gear, career rank, and exchange listings; the project describes itself as alpha-quality.
Key features
- 01Fetch a player's service record
- 02Retrieve latest match statistics
- 03List Halo Infinite exchange items
- 04View player gear configuration and images
- 05Check career rank and progress
- 06List available Halo Infinite API endpoints
Use cases
- 01Review recent match outcomes
- 02Check current armor configuration
- 03Browse items available in the exchange
- 04Track career rank progress
MCP support
Runs locally and connects MCP clients to Halo Infinite data through MCP tools. Microsoft Account credentials are cached locally and used to access Xbox and Halo Infinite REST APIs.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
We haven’t collected a package or remote endpoint for this server. Follow the instructions in the project README.
Tools
Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.
Details
From the project README
OpenSpartan Forerunner
MCP server connecting you to Halo Infinite data.
Forerunner is a custom-built local MCP server that allows you to connect to your Halo Infinite data through whatever MCP client you're using.
Warning
This is a alpha-quality tool at this point, as the MCP protocol is being fleshed out (and so is Forerunner). Here be dragons.
Prerequisites
Get started
- Download the latest release.
- Extract the package locally.
- Update your MCP client configuration to point to the
OpenSpartan.Forerunner.MCP.exewith thedotnetcommand as the bootstrap tool.
Example configurations
Visual Studio Code
Important
You will need to install Visual Studio Code Insiders for MCP support.
"mcp": {
"inputs": [],
"servers": {
"mcp-halo-infinite": {
"command": "PATH_TO_YOUR_OpenSpartan.Forerunner.MCP.exe",
"args": [],
"env": {}
}
}
}
Claude Desktop
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-halo-infinite": {
"command": "PATH_TO_YOUR_OpenSpartan.Forerunner.MCP.exe",
"args": [],
"env": {}
}
}
Authentication
Once you add the tool to your MCP client, you will be prompted for your Microsoft Account (MSA) credentials. This is your Xbox Live account that you use for Halo Infinite. No tokens (or any other credentials artifacts) ever leave your machine during this process. They are cached locally and then used to talk exclusively to Xbox and Halo Infinite REST APIs - nothing else.
Supported tools
Important
I am constantly adding new tools. This table will be updated as new ones are introduced.
| Tool Name | Description |
|---|---|
opsp_api_endpoints | Returns a JSON-formatted list of all available endpoints that exist in the Halo Infinite REST API surface. |
opsp_my_service_record | Returns the complete Halo Infinite player service record for matchmade games for the currently authenticated player. This tool does not have the career rank. |
opsp_my_latest_matches | Returns the stats for a player's latest Halo Infinite matches. This includes all match types, such as matchmade games, custom games, and LAN games. All match dates returned in UTC. |
opsp_exchange_list | Lists all of the items that are currently available on the Halo Infinite exchange. |
opsp_my_gear_configuration | Returns Halo Infinite customizations with their images for the authenticated user. |
opsp_my_career_rank | Returns the player's current Halo Infinite career rank (or level) and progress to the top level (Hero). The player earns experience with every match and might want to know how long until Hero rank. |
Running
Some questions you can ask:
- What are my latest stats for matchmade games?
- What were the outcomes for my last 10 matches?
- What is my current armor configuration?
- What’s currently available on sale through The Exchange?
- What’s my current career rank?

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