Trivia Quiz Generator MCP. Fetch Structured Question Data by Category or Tag.

This server gives your agent immediate access to thousands of curated trivia questions. You can build complex content or just whip up a quick quiz, depending on what you need. Your agent uses three specific tools—list_trivia_categories, list_trivia_tags, and get_trivia_questions—to handle everything from topic planning to delivering the final question set.

If you're starting out and don't know what kind of trivia you want, use list_trivia_categories. This tool spits out every major category the server holds data for; it’s your master list of topics like 'Science,' 'History,' or 'Film & TV.' You can check this whole rundown to figure out where you wanna head.

Need something more specific than just a big category? Use list_trivia_tags. This gives you granular tags—the niche stuff. Instead of finding general questions about 'Literature,' you might want questions tagged specifically for 'Victorian Poetry' or 'Shakespearean Tragedy.' That’s what this tool lets your agent find.

When you know exactly what you need, get_trivia_questions pulls the data. You can tell it to grab random questions and even narrow them down by both a specific category and a difficulty level—like 'medium' or 'hard.' The questions returned aren't just facts; they include one correct answer and three plausible wrong answers, which is exactly what you need for building an actual quiz game.

You don't gotta worry about formatting the multiple-choice options.

So, if you’re planning a study guide, your agent first runs list_trivia_categories to map out all available topics. Then, it uses list_trivia_tags if you need to focus on a really specific theme. Finally, when it's time for the quiz, it calls get_trivia_questions, pulling filtered sets that give you everything—the question, the right answer, and three convincing decoys.

It’s designed to handle all the content retrieval so your agent just needs to talk naturally with the user.