MarketMirror MCP server
MarketMirror tests marketing and sales decisions on simulated buyers before you spend money on real ones. It builds
interviewed buyer personas, shows them your ads in simulated social feeds, runs a buyer survey and a sales-pitch
rehearsal, and writes a go / iterate / no-go report with an offline HTML dashboard. Results are simulated and labelled
as such; backtest and calibrate compare them with your real ad and survey results.
This package is the MCP server (Python standard library only). Add it to any MCP client:
{
"mcpServers": {
"market-mirror": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["marketmirror"] }
}
}
Then ask your agent to run doctor, and setup to install the MarketMirror engine (Git, Bash and
uv required; Linux, macOS or WSL). Choose a model provider in your own terminal with the
engine's ./mm configure; never paste API keys into a chat.
- Repository, docs and full install guide: https://github.com/DarkWorldCoder/market-mirror
- Live demo (a 2,999-person simulated run, no install): https://darkworldcoder.github.io/market-mirror/demo/
- License: AGPL-3.0
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