Morpho API MCP Server

What is Morpho API MCP Server?

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for querying the Morpho API. It enables Claude to interact with Morpho's GraphQL API, granting access to market data, vaults, positions, and more. It is intended for developers who need to query Morpho’s DeFi data through an LLM interface.

How to use Morpho API MCP Server?

Install the npm package (mcp-morpho-server) and add it to your Claude Desktop configuration by specifying the command node with the path to the build index file. The server exposes a set of tools that can be invoked through Claude.

Key features of Morpho API MCP Server

• Query Morpho markets data via GraphQL
• Full support for vaults, positions, and transactions
• Historical APY data and oracle information
• Comprehensive pagination, ordering, and filtering options
• Data validation using Zod schemas
• Error handling and type safety

Use cases of Morpho API MCP Server

• Retrieve all Morpho markets with pagination and filtering
• Monitor vault positions and transaction history
• Analyze historical APY data for markets and vaults
• Get oracle details and asset prices
• Look up liquidation events and account overviews

FAQ from Morpho API MCP Server

What is the Morpho API MCP Server?

It is an MCP server that provides tools for querying the Morpho API, enabling Claude to interact with Morpho’s GraphQL API.

How do I install it?

Install the package via npm (npm install mcp-morpho-server) and then add the tool configuration to your Claude Desktop settings using the node command and the path to the built index.js file.

What tools are available?

Tools are grouped into Markets (get_markets, get_whitelisted_markets, get_market_positions, get_historical_apy, get_oracle_details), Vaults (get_vaults, get_vault_positions, get_vault_transactions, get_vault_allocation, get_vault_reallocates, get_vault_apy_history), and Assets & Accounts (get_asset_price, get_account_overview, get_liquidations).

What dependencies does it use?

The project uses @modelcontextprotocol/sdk for the MCP server, axios for API requests, and zod for schema validation. It is written in TypeScript.

Can I contribute to this project?

Yes, contributions are welcome. Submitting a Pull Request is the recommended way.