EigenLayer MCP Server built on Next.js
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Overview
What is EigenLayer MCP Server built on Next.js?
This server provides EigenLayer documentation to Claude or other AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It can run as a standalone Node.js server locally or as a serverless function deployed on Vercel, and is built using the Next.js MCP template.
How to use EigenLayer MCP Server built on Next.js?
Add the live endpoint to Claude with claude mcp add --transport sse eigenlayer-mcp-server https://eigenlayer-mcp-server-sand.vercel.app/sse. After installing Claude Code, confirm the server is added and test with a query such as “Can you explain how EigenLayer's restaking mechanism works?” For local development, run pnpm install, pnpm build, and pnpm dev, then test with the MCP Inspector (npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector node public/index.js) or the sample client script (node scripts/test-client.mjs http://localhost:3000).
Key features of EigenLayer MCP Server built on Next.js
- Exposes EigenLayer documentation to AI assistants via MCP
- Runs locally as a standalone server or serverless on Vercel
- Uses SSE transport for real-time communication
- Built on the official Vercel Next.js MCP template
- Includes a sample client and inspector support for testing
Use cases of EigenLayer MCP Server built on Next.js
- Enable Claude to answer questions about EigenLayer’s restaking mechanism
- Integrate EigenLayer documentation into AI‑powered development workflows
- Test and debug MCP server implementations locally with the Inspector
- Deploy as a public endpoint for distributed AI assistant access
FAQ from EigenLayer MCP Server built on Next.js
How do I test the public endpoint with Claude?
Run claude mcp add --transport sse eigenlayer-mcp-server https://eigenlayer-mcp-server-sand.vercel.app/sse, then open Claude Code and ask a question about EigenLayer.
How can I build and run the server locally?
In the project directory, remove old build artifacts, then run pnpm install, pnpm build, and pnpm dev. Use the MCP Inspector or the included test client to verify functionality.
What transport does the server use?
It uses Server‑Sent Events (SSE) as the transport protocol, specified with the --transport sse flag when adding to Claude.
What is the current status of this project?
The server is under active development and has not been audited. It should be used only for testing purposes and not in production.
How do I report security vulnerabilities?
Send details to [email protected]. Do not report security bugs via GitHub Issues.