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, giving access to market data, vaults, positions, and more. This server is built for developers and DeFi users who want to query Morpho protocol data through an MCP‑compatible agent.

How to use Morpho API MCP Server?

Install the package via npm (npm install mcp-morpho-server) and add it to your Claude Desktop configuration using the command node /path/to/node_modules/mcp-morpho-server/build/index.js. Once configured, Claude can call the provided tools (e.g., get_markets, get_vaults, get_account_overview) to retrieve Morpho data.

Key features of Morpho API MCP Server

• Query Morpho markets data through 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
• MCP‑compliant server implementation with error handling and type safety

Use cases of Morpho API MCP Server

• Retrieve real‑time market states and whitelisted markets via Claude
• Analyze vault positions, allocations, and reallocation history
• Fetch historical APY data for informed DeFi strategy decisions
• Monitor liquidation events and account overviews
• Obtain oracle details and asset prices for risk assessment

FAQ from Morpho API MCP Server

How does this server differ from using the Morpho API directly?

The server wraps Morpho’s GraphQL API into MCP tools, allowing Claude (or any MCP client) to query data using natural language instead of writing raw GraphQL queries.

What dependencies or runtime are required?

Node.js is required. The package depends on @modelcontextprotocol/sdk, axios, and zod. Installation is done via npm.

Where does the data come from?

All data is fetched live from the Morpho GraphQL API; no local data storage is involved.

Are there any known limits or rate limitations?

The README does not mention specific limits. The server uses pagination and filtering to manage large result sets.

What transports or authentication are supported?

The README does not detail transport or authentication. The server is designed as a command‑line MCP tool for Claude Desktop; no API keys are mentioned.