axone-mcp
by axone-protocol
Axone's MCP server acts as a gateway to the dataverse for AI-powered tools, exposing Axone's capabilities through the standardized Model-Context Protocol. It provides a lightweight implementation for interacting with the Axone chain.
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What is axone-mcp?
Axone's MCP server is a lightweight implementation that exposes Axone’s capabilities through the standardized Model-Context Protocol, providing a gateway to the dataverse for AI-powered tools.
How to use axone-mcp?
The server can be installed from the latest release and configured to work with tools like Claude by adding it to the claude_desktop_config.json file. It can be run with SSE or STDIO transport, specifying the Axone node gRPC endpoint and dataverse address.
Key features of axone-mcp
MCP Compatibility
Resource Governance Code Retrieval
SSE Transport
STDIO Transport
Use cases of axone-mcp
Integrating Axone with AI tools
Retrieving governance code for resources
Providing a standardized interface for interacting with Axone
Connecting Claude to the Axone dataverse
FAQ from axone-mcp
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standardized protocol for interacting with AI models and data.
What is Axone?
What is Axone?
Axone is a platform that provides capabilities exposed through the Model-Context Protocol.
How do I install axone-mcp?
How do I install axone-mcp?
You can download the latest release from the GitHub repository and add it to your $PATH.
How do I configure axone-mcp with Claude?
How do I configure axone-mcp with Claude?
Add the axone-mcp configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json file, specifying the command and arguments.
What are the required flags for running axone-mcp?
What are the required flags for running axone-mcp?
The required flags include --node-grpc for the Axone node gRPC endpoint and --dataverse-addr for the dataverse address.