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MCP server for stochastic algorithms and probabilistic decision making

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    Stochastic Thinking MCP Server

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    Why Stochastic Thinking Matters

    When AI assistants make decisions - whether writing code, solving problems, or suggesting improvements - they often fall into patterns of "local thinking", similar to how we might get stuck trying the same approach repeatedly despite poor results. This is like being trapped in a valley when there's a better solution on the next mountain over, but you can't see it from where you are.

    This server introduces advanced decision-making strategies that help break out of these local patterns:

    • Instead of just looking at the immediate next step (like basic Markov chains do), these algorithms can look multiple steps ahead and consider many possible futures
    • Rather than always picking the most obvious solution, they can strategically explore alternative approaches that might initially seem suboptimal
    • When faced with uncertainty, they can balance the need to exploit known good solutions with the potential benefit of exploring new ones

    Think of it as giving your AI assistant a broader perspective - instead of just choosing the next best immediate action, it can now consider "What if I tried something completely different?" or "What might happen several steps down this path?"

    A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides stochastic algorithms and probabilistic decision-making capabilities, extending the sequential thinking server with advanced mathematical models.

    Features

    Stochastic Algorithms

    Markov Decision Processes (MDPs)

    • Optimize policies over long sequences of decisions
    • Incorporate rewards and actions
    • Support for Q-learning and policy gradients
    • Configurable discount factors and state spaces

    Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS)

    • Simulate future action sequences
    • Balance exploration and exploitation
    • Configurable simulation depth and exploration constants
    • Ideal for large decision spaces

    Multi-Armed Bandit Models

    • Balance exploration vs exploitation
    • Support multiple strategies:
      • Epsilon-greedy
      • UCB (Upper Confidence Bound)
      • Thompson Sampling
    • Dynamic reward tracking

    Bayesian Optimization

    • Optimize decisions with uncertainty
    • Probabilistic inference models
    • Configurable acquisition functions
    • Continuous parameter optimization

    Hidden Markov Models (HMMs)

    • Infer latent states
    • Forward-backward algorithm
    • State sequence prediction
    • Emission probability modeling

    Usage

    Installation

    Installing via Smithery

    To install Stochastic Thinking MCP Server for Claude Desktop automatically via Smithery:

    npx -y @smithery/cli install @waldzellai/stochasticthinking --client claude

    Manual Installation

    npm install @waldzellai/stochasticthinking

    Or run with npx:

    npx @waldzellai/stochasticthinking

    API Examples

    Markov Decision Process

    const response = await mcp.callTool("stochasticalgorithm", {
      algorithm: "mdp",
      problem: "Optimize robot navigation policy",
      parameters: {
        states: 100,
        actions: ["up", "down", "left", "right"],
        gamma: 0.9,
        learningRate: 0.1
      }
    });
    const response = await mcp.callTool("stochasticalgorithm", {
      algorithm: "mcts",
      problem: "Find optimal game moves",
      parameters: {
        simulations: 1000,
        explorationConstant: 1.4,
        maxDepth: 10
      }
    });

    Multi-Armed Bandit

    const response = await mcp.callTool("stochasticalgorithm", {
      algorithm: "bandit",
      problem: "Optimize ad placement",
      parameters: {
        arms: 5,
        strategy: "epsilon-greedy",
        epsilon: 0.1
      }
    });

    Bayesian Optimization

    const response = await mcp.callTool("stochasticalgorithm", {
      algorithm: "bayesian",
      problem: "Hyperparameter optimization",
      parameters: {
        acquisitionFunction: "expected_improvement",
        kernel: "rbf",
        iterations: 50
      }
    });

    Hidden Markov Model

    const response = await mcp.callTool("stochasticalgorithm", {
      algorithm: "hmm",
      problem: "Infer weather patterns",
      parameters: {
        states: 3,
        algorithm: "forward-backward",
        observations: 100
      }
    });

    Algorithm Selection Guide

    Choose the appropriate algorithm based on your problem characteristics:

    Markov Decision Processes (MDPs)

    Best for:

    • Sequential decision-making problems
    • Problems with clear state transitions
    • Scenarios with defined rewards
    • Long-term optimization needs

    Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS)

    Best for:

    • Game playing and strategic planning
    • Large decision spaces
    • When simulation is possible
    • Real-time decision making

    Multi-Armed Bandit

    Best for:

    • A/B testing
    • Resource allocation
    • Online advertising
    • Quick adaptation needs

    Bayesian Optimization

    Best for:

    • Hyperparameter tuning
    • Expensive function optimization
    • Continuous parameter spaces
    • When uncertainty matters

    Hidden Markov Models (HMMs)

    Best for:

    • Time series analysis
    • Pattern recognition
    • State inference
    • Sequential data modeling

    Development

    1. Clone the repository
    2. Install dependencies: npm install
    3. Build the project: npm run build
    4. Start the server: npm start

    Contributing

    Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

    License

    MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

    Acknowledgments

    • Based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) by Anthropic
    • Extends the sequential thinking server with stochastic capabilities
    • Inspired by classic works in reinforcement learning and decision theory