NEAR MCP
by nearai
NEAR MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) compatible server for interacting with the NEAR blockchain. It enables LLMs and AI agents to securely access and interact with NEAR accounts and blockchain functionality.
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What is NEAR MCP?
NEAR MCP is a server that allows AI models to interact with the NEAR blockchain using the Model Context Protocol. It provides a secure interface for AI agents to manage NEAR accounts, send transactions, and interact with smart contracts.
How to use NEAR MCP?
NEAR MCP can be installed globally or used directly with npx. It's designed to be used with an MCP compatible client like claude or goose. Configuration examples are provided for adding it to these tools.
Key features of NEAR MCP
Manages NEAR accounts on behalf of users
Checks account balances and status
Signs and sends transactions
Creates new accounts and manages access keys
Inspects and executes smart contracts
MCP Compatible
Use cases of NEAR MCP
Automated NEAR account management for AI agents
AI-powered transaction signing and execution
Integration of NEAR blockchain functionality into AI applications
Secure access to NEAR accounts and smart contracts for LLMs
FAQ from NEAR MCP
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
MCP is a protocol that allows AI models to interact with external tools and services in a standardized way.
Where are the account private keys stored?
Where are the account private keys stored?
Account private keys are stored in a local unencrypted keystore where the MCP server is running. It is meant to be run locally.
What AI models can I use with NEAR MCP?
What AI models can I use with NEAR MCP?
NEAR MCP is designed to be used with AI models that support the Model Context Protocol, such as those integrated with claude or goose.
How do I contribute to NEAR MCP?
How do I contribute to NEAR MCP?
Please see the CONTRIBUTING.md file on the GitHub repository for more information on how to contribute.
Where can I find a list of available tools and arguments?
Where can I find a list of available tools and arguments?
See TOOLS.md for a list of available tools and arguments.