Hydrofoil Mast Selector

Hydrofoil Mast Selector MCP Connector for Claude

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Recommends optimal mast length based on rider skill, water depth, and wave conditions.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for hydrofoil riders to optimize their equipment selection. By analyzing environmental factors like water depth and wave height alongside personal profiles such as skill level and riding style, it ensures safety and performance. Use get_recommended_mast_length to find the ideal setup, evaluate_breach_risk to prevent seabed contact, analyze_maneuverability_profile to understand handling, and check_depth_suitability to verify if a location is safe for your gear.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_maneuverability_profile

Describes the handling characteristics of a chosen mast length

check_depth_suitability

Determines if a specific environment is even suitable for hydrofoiling with a given mast

evaluate_breach_risk

Assesses the danger of hitting the seabed given a specific mast choice

get_recommended_mast_length

Provides the primary recommendation for a specific rider and environment

See how to talk to your AI agent using Hydrofoil Mast Selector.

I am a beginner riding in 150cm of water with 30cm waves. I prefer cruising. What mast should I use?

For your profile, a 65cm mast is recommended to provide sufficient stability and depth clearance.

Is a 90cm mast safe in 120cm of water with 40cm waves?

No, using a 90cm mast in these conditions presents a high risk of breaching the seabed.

How will a 110cm mast affect my agility if I am an advanced rider?

An advanced rider using a 110cm mast will experience high agility but lower stability compared to shorter masts.

Higher waves increase the risk of hitting the seabed. You can use `evaluate_breach_risk` to check if your chosen mast length provides enough clearance during wave troughs.

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