Suiware AI Tools and MCP Server (monorepo)

What is Suiware AI Tools and MCP Server?

The Suiware AI Tools and MCP Server is a monorepo providing pluggable tools for the Vercel AI SDK and an MCP server that let AI assistants interact with the Sui blockchain. It is designed for developers building AI applications, such as agents in Claude Desktop, that need on-chain capabilities like balance checks, transfers, swaps, and staking.

How to use Suiware AI Tools and MCP Server?

Install the relevant package (@suiware/ai-tools for Vercel AI SDK tools or @suiware/mcp for the MCP server) and configure the tools using getSuiwareAiTools(). For the MCP server, set up the stdio transport as described in the @suiware/mcp package documentation. Example agent implementations are available for Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google models.

Key features of Suiware AI Tools and MCP Server

• Pluggable tools for Vercel AI SDK
• MCP server for use with AI apps (stdio transport)
• Tools: address, balance, transfer, swap, stake, unstake
• Swap tool operates on mainnet only
• Supports Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google models
• Open-source with community contribution option

Use cases of Suiware AI Tools and MCP Server

• Query a Sui wallet balance through an AI assistant
• Execute token transfers via natural language commands
• Manage a blockchain portfolio using an interactive agent
• Automate staking and unstaking of Sui tokens
• Perform token swaps on mainnet with AI guidance

FAQ from Suiware AI Tools and MCP Server

Which blockchain does the server support?

It supports the Sui Network, enabling interactions with Sui addresses, balances, transfers, swaps, staking, and unstaking.

Is the swap tool available on testnet?

No, the suiSwapTool is explicitly marked as mainnet only.

What AI models are compatible?

Examples demonstrate compatibility with Anthropic (claude-3-5-sonnet-latest), OpenAI (gpt-3.5-turbo), and Google (gemini-2.0-flash-001).

Can I add custom tools?

Yes, you can contribute your own tools by sending a pull request to the repository.

What transport does the MCP server use?

The MCP server uses stdio transport, as described in the @suiware/mcp package documentation.