Kicktipp · kicktipp-agent 1.2.0 · CLI · TUI · MCP
A CLI, a full-screen dashboard and an MCP server for kicktipp.de and kicktipp.com. Run it yourself — or let Claude, Codex, Cursor or any MCP agent play your matchday. Your password never leaves your machine.
today, bet, sync, stats, rival, suggest, scenario, whatif, deadline, log. Scriptable, cron-friendly, --json on every read command.
kicktipp tui puts every screen on one keyboard-driven surface. --demo fills it with a generated season so you can try it all before signing in.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot. Structured results, read-only mode, an audit log with undo. The agent never sees your password.
Kicktipp has no public API. This talks to the site from your machine with fetch and Cheerio, then hands you a CLI, a dashboard and an MCP server — with no Chromium download and nothing hosted in between.
--demo fills the dashboard with a generated Bundesliga season. Every screen works, analytics included. No login, no risk.
Cache the season once, then ask for your form, rival gaps, what-if replays and bet slips built from Kicktipp's own odds.
kicktipp login --web opens a page on 127.0.0.1. Email and password go there, not into chat. Config is chmod 600 on your disk.
Everything an agent submits lands in a local log with the bet it replaced. kicktipp log --undo puts it back.
Both hosts work; missing pages retry on the other. set-lang de switches the whole UI to German, set-site de keeps the German host.
Tick one box and the betting tools are never registered with any MCP client. Recommended for the first session.
A Kicktipp round is fourteen people and one table. The analytics tell you what the table doesn't: your form, your biases, and exactly what it takes to move up a seat.
| # | Player | Form | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SchwarzerAdler | 156 | |
| 2 | TorJäger99 | 149 | |
| 3 | BundesligaKing | 145 | |
| 4 | You ★ | 141 | |
| 5 | KickMeister | 138 | |
| 6 | Paparival | 134 |
kicktipp rival Papa says: gap −7, swing +38, two exact hits to pass him. All of the analytics →
A full-screen terminal UI covering every feature — and a demo mode that needs no account at all.
kicktipp tui →Stats, rival watch, odds-based suggestions, scenario projections and what-if season replays.
kicktipp stats →Connect Claude, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client. 28 tools, read-only mode, localhost sign-in.
connect_account →Why your password never leaves your machine, and how the audit log keeps every agent accountable.
read the model →Four gates: Claude Desktop, terminal agents, the plain CLI, or a clone of the source. Pick one.
npm install →What shipped in 1.2.0, and everything before it.
v1.2.0 →Claude Desktop instead? Download kicktipp.mcpb, double-click, fill in email and password, quit Desktop fully, start a new chat. Codex, Cursor and the rest: every config on the agents page.
I run Tokenized, where I explore the creative edges of AI, tokenization and the creator economy.
I built kicktipp-agent because I was tired of clicking through the Kicktipp website every matchday. As someone who lives in the terminal, I wanted a faster way to manage my bets. Once MCP came along, letting AI agents handle it entirely was the obvious next step.
Install from npm, sign in on localhost, skip the weekly click-through.
