About Ardor
Ardor is NTRanch's MCP server for developing adult (18+) games and apps, spanning project setup through release handoffs. It combines content-safety systems and deterministic playtest QA, and handles channel credentials as references rather than values.
Key features
- 01Project scaffolding and cast setup
- 02Scene, system, and story authoring
- 03Structured dialogue and level creation
- 04Content-safety systems
- 05Deterministic playtest QA
- 06Release handoffs and credential references
Use cases
- 01Scaffold an adult game or app project
- 02Organize cast, canon, and scenes
- 03Run playtest QA
- 04Prepare release-channel handoffs
MCP support
Built with Rust and rmcp, Ardor is an MCP server offering 46 tools for game and app authoring, safety checks, QA, and release handoffs.
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 READMEArdor
Works of passion for passionate people.
Ardor is NTRanch's game/app maker MCP server — one authoring surface for building adult (18+) games and apps end to end: project scaffolding, cast and canon, scenes and systems, kink-legitimate dialogue as structured data, story and levels, content-safety systems, asset routing, deterministic playtest QA, release handoffs to 47 verified channels, and channel credential references (never values). Modern MCP era only (2026-07-28); 46 tools.
- Server (Rust, rmcp):
ardor/— seeardor/README.mdfor the full tool map. - Companion (Kotlin):
ardor-companion/— modern-era MCP client plus the embeddable Android QA library. - Record:
BRIEF.mdis the commission;BUILD-REPORT.md,BUILD-REPORT-ANNEX.md, andBUILD-REPORT-STAGE2.mdare the gated build reports.
License: Apache-2.0.
MCP Registry name: mcp-name: io.github.NTRanch/ardor
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