Overview
What is Exergynet?
Exergynet is the official MCP server for the ExergyNet thermodynamic compute clearinghouse. It integrates with the LNES‑04 protocol on Base L2 EVM to let autonomous agents request ZK‑verified off‑chain compute directly from the blockchain.
How to use Exergynet?
Install with npx -y exergynet-mcp-server. For Claude Desktop, ElizaOS, or other MCP clients, add the server to your MCP config file with the environment variables BASE_PRIVATE_KEY and RPC_URL. For Claude Code, use claude mcp add --transport stdio --env BASE_PRIVATE_KEY=... --env RPC_URL=... exergynet -- npx -y exergynet-mcp-server.
Key features of Exergynet
- Official MCP server for the ExergyNet compute clearinghouse.
- Enables ZK‑verified off‑chain compute requests from Base L2.
- Handles USDC approvals and on‑chain escrow autonomously.
- Uses thermodynamic accounting via the LNES‑04 protocol.
- Single tool manages full job lifecycle: approval, escrow, registration.
- Compatible with Claude, ElizaOS, and any MCP agent runtime.
Use cases of Exergynet
- Autonomous agents paying for ZK‑verified compute using on‑chain USDC escrow.
- Requesting off‑chain computation directly from Base L2 without human intervention.
- Trustlessly settling computational tolls via smart contract.
- Agents managing the entire lifecycle of a compute job on‑chain.
FAQ from Exergynet
What protocol does Exergynet use?
It uses the LNES‑04 protocol on Base L2 EVM, a thermodynamic accounting standard for compute resources.
What environment variables are required?
BASE_PRIVATE_KEY (agent’s hot wallet hex private key, must hold USDC) and RPC_URL (a Base L2 EVM RPC endpoint).
Which clients are compatible?
Claude (Code and Desktop), ElizaOS, and any MCP‑compatible agent runtime.
Does Exergynet handle on‑chain transactions autonomously?
Yes. Its exergynet_open_job tool manages USDC approvals, escrow, and job registration without requiring human confirmation at each step.
Where can I get a Base RPC URL?
From providers like Alchemy or Infura, or use public endpoints such as https://mainnet.base.org or https://sepolia.base.org (testnet).
