Penumbra MCP Server
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The Penumbra MCP Server provides tools for interacting with the Penumbra blockchain in a privacy-preserving manner. It enables querying transaction details, validator set information, DEX state, and governance proposals.
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What is Penumbra MCP Server?
The Penumbra MCP Server is a tool that allows users to interact with the Penumbra blockchain through a Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface, facilitating access to various blockchain functionalities.
How to use Penumbra MCP Server?
The server can be installed using npm or yarn. After installation, it can be configured for local development or integrated with Claude desktop by adding the server configuration to the Claude desktop settings file. Once configured, users can interact with Penumbra through Claude using specific commands to query validator sets, chain status, transaction details, DEX state, and governance proposals.
Key features of Penumbra MCP Server
Get validator set information
Get current chain status
Get details of a specific transaction
Get current DEX state
Get active governance proposals
Privacy-preserving interactions
Integration with Claude desktop
Use cases of Penumbra MCP Server
Querying the current validator set
Checking the status of the Penumbra chain
Retrieving details of a specific Penumbra transaction
Viewing the current state of the Penumbra DEX
Listing active governance proposals
Integrating Penumbra functionality into Claude desktop
FAQ from Penumbra MCP Server
What is the default Penumbra node URL?
What is the default Penumbra node URL?
The default Penumbra node URL is https://rpc.penumbra.zone.
What is the default HTTP request timeout?
What is the default HTTP request timeout?
The default HTTP request timeout is 30000 milliseconds.
What is the default network?
What is the default network?
The default network is mainnet.
What is the default chain ID?
What is the default chain ID?
The default chain ID is penumbra-1.
How can I contribute to the project?
How can I contribute to the project?
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.