EigenLayer MCP Server
by Layr-Labs
This is an example Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built on Next.js. It provides a template for integrating your tools, prompts, and resources with the MCP TypeScript SDK.
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What is EigenLayer MCP Server?
This is an example MCP server built with Next.js, designed to be a starting point for creating servers that interact with the Model Context Protocol. It allows you to integrate your own tools, prompts, and resources.
How to use EigenLayer MCP Server?
To use this server, update the app/mcp.ts file with your specific tools, prompts, and resources, following the MCP TypeScript SDK documentation. For deployment on Vercel, ensure you have a Redis instance attached, Fluid compute enabled, and adjust the max duration in app/sse/route.ts if needed. You can deploy the Next.js MCP template directly from Vercel.
Key features of EigenLayer MCP Server
Built on Next.js
Integration with MCP TypeScript SDK
Example implementation for tools, prompts, and resources
Vercel deployment support
Sample client for testing
Use cases of EigenLayer MCP Server
Creating AI-powered tools and services
Integrating custom models and data sources
Building context-aware applications
Experimenting with the Model Context Protocol
Providing a server component for AI agents
FAQ from EigenLayer MCP Server
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
The Model Context Protocol is a standard for enabling AI models to access and utilize external tools, data, and context.
What is Fluid Compute on Vercel?
What is Fluid Compute on Vercel?
Fluid Compute is a feature on Vercel that allows functions to run for longer durations, enabling more complex and computationally intensive tasks.
Do I need a Redis database?
Do I need a Redis database?
Yes, a Redis database is required for this server to function correctly on Vercel, as it's used for managing state and caching.
Where can I find the MCP TypeScript SDK documentation?
Where can I find the MCP TypeScript SDK documentation?
The MCP TypeScript SDK documentation can be found at https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file#server
How do I test the server?
How do I test the server?
You can use the script/test-client.mjs script to send invocations to the server. Run it with node scripts/test-client.mjs <server_url>.