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qng-mcp

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The qng-mcp server supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) protocol. It allows interaction with the QNG blockchain through a model context protocol.

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What is qng-mcp?

The qng-mcp server is a component that enables communication and interaction with the QNG blockchain using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It acts as an interface between applications and the QNG network, allowing for querying and manipulating blockchain data.

How to use qng-mcp?

The server can be used in stdio or sse mode. Configuration files (stdio.json, sse.json) are used to specify connection details. The mcphost application interacts with the server using these configurations. Example commands are provided to start the server and mcphost with appropriate parameters.

Key features of qng-mcp

  • Supports Model Context Protocol (MCP)

  • Offers stdio and sse modes for communication

  • Provides access to QNG blockchain data

  • Enables querying block information (count, transactions, stateroot)

Use cases of qng-mcp

  • Querying the latest block count on the QNG blockchain.

  • Retrieving transaction details for a specific block.

  • Inspecting the stateroot information of a block.

  • Integrating QNG blockchain data into AI models via MCP

FAQ from qng-mcp

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is a protocol for communication between applications and data sources, allowing for context-aware interactions.

What is the purpose of qng-mcp?

The qng-mcp server acts as a bridge between applications and the QNG blockchain, enabling data retrieval and interaction via the MCP protocol.

What are the different modes of operation?

The server supports stdio and sse modes. stdio uses standard input/output streams, while sse uses Server-Sent Events for real-time updates.

How do I configure the server?

Configuration is done through JSON files (e.g., stdio.json, sse.json) that specify connection details and other parameters.

What kind of data can I access?

You can access various QNG blockchain data, including block counts, transaction details, and stateroot information.