Wave Catching Efficiency

Wave Catching Efficiency MCP Connector for Claude

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Analyze wave catching probability and technical takeoff windows.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides analytical tools to determine the success of catching waves. It calculates the get_minimum_catchable_size based on board hydrodynamics, identifies the optimal analyze_takeoff_window for different wave morphologies, and provides get_positioning_recommendation to maximize success. It also generates a calculate_catch_probability score by evaluating the interaction between wave steepness, board volume, and surfer skill.

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

analyze_takeoff_window

Identifies whether a surfer should aim for an early or late takeoff

calculate_catch_probability

Generates a comprehensive score representing the overall likelihood of a successful wave catch

get_minimum_catchable_size

Determines the smallest wave height a specific surfer can successfully catch

get_positioning_recommendation

Provides guidance on where to sit and how to approach the wave

See how to talk to your AI agent using Wave Catching Efficiency.

What is the minimum wave size I can catch with a 35L board and high paddling efficiency?

The minimum catchable wave height for your equipment is 0.8 meters.

Should I aim for an early or late takeoff on a steep 2-meter wave with a high rocker board?

You should aim for a late takeoff due to the high wave steepness.

Where should I position myself for a 1.5m wave with low steepness using a high volume board?

You should position yourself closer to the Peak.

Higher volume increases buoyancy, which helps in the `get_minimum_catchable_size` calculation, making it easier to catch smaller waves.

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