What is DVMCP?
DVMCP (Data Vending Machine Context Protocol) bridges Model Context Protocol servers with Nostr’s Data Vending Machine ecosystem. It allows any MCP server to serve tools over the network and any agent to access all tools served.
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Basic information
An AI agent built in n8n which can find and use Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server Tools served as Data Vending Machines (DVM) over the Nostr network.
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n8n AI Agent for DVM MCP is a set of n8n workflows that create an AI Agent capable of discovering and using Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools served as Data Vending Machines (DVMs) over the Nostr network. It is designed for developers and AI enthusiasts who want their LLM to find and interact with tools that are not locally installed.
Install a self‑hosted n8n instance and add the Nostrobots Community Nodes. Import the five provided workflows from GitHub using the “Import from URL” feature. Configure credentials for an OpenAI API (or other LLM), SerpAPI, a Nostr private key, and a Postgresql/Supabase database. Set workflow variables for assistant name, assistant npub, Nostr relays, and user localisation. The main workflow “DVMCP Agent Example v1.0” must be connected to its four tool subworkflows; on first install you may need to manually reconnect them.
DVMCP (Data Vending Machine Context Protocol) bridges Model Context Protocol servers with Nostr’s Data Vending Machine ecosystem. It allows any MCP server to serve tools over the network and any agent to access all tools served.
You need a self‑hosted n8n installation, the Nostrobots Community Nodes, credentials for an LLM (e.g., OpenAI API), SerpAPI, a Nostr private key, and a Postgresql/Supabase database.
The agent’s system prompt instructs it to query the Nostr network for available DVM MCP tools when a user request requires an uninstalled tool. It then posts requests, waits, and reads responses.
Credentials and workflow variables are stored in n8n. Tool requests and responses are broadcast over the Nostr network. The agent awaits and reads responses from the same network.
The agent relies on the Nostr network for communication and waits up to 45 seconds for tool responses. It uses the DVMCP protocol and requires a Nostr private key for signing events. No other transports are documented.
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