Agglayer MCP Server
by colygon
The Agglayer MCP Server facilitates interaction with the Agglayer cross-chain settlement layer. It provides tools for querying information and performing cross-chain operations.
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What is Agglayer MCP Server?
The Agglayer MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed to interface with the Agglayer cross-chain settlement layer, enabling fast and low-cost interoperability between different blockchains.
How to use Agglayer MCP Server?
First, clone the repository and install the dependencies using npm install. Configure the server with your Agglayer API key via environment variables. Start the server with npm start. Integrate it into your MCP settings configuration file by specifying the command, arguments, and environment variables.
Key features of Agglayer MCP Server
Get information about supported blockchain networks
Check token balances across chains
Perform cross-chain transfers
Get liquidity information
Use cases of Agglayer MCP Server
Querying supported blockchain networks
Checking token balances on different chains
Performing cross-chain token transfers
Retrieving liquidity information across chains
FAQ from Agglayer MCP Server
What is Agglayer?
What is Agglayer?
Agglayer is a cross-chain settlement layer that connects the liquidity and users of any blockchain for fast, low-cost interoperability and growth.
How do I configure the server?
How do I configure the server?
The server is configured using environment variables, specifically the AGGLAYER_API_KEY.
What is the default API key?
What is the default API key?
The default API key is 'demo_key', which is intended for development purposes.
How do I start the server?
How do I start the server?
You can start the server by running the command npm start.
What are the available resources?
What are the available resources?
The available resources include agglayer://chains, agglayer://tokens, agglayer://chains/{chainId}, and agglayer://tokens/{tokenSymbol}.