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Monad Custom Agent (MCP Server for Cursor)

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About Monad Custom Agent

This project implements a custom Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to work seamlessly with AI-powered IDEs like Cursor and Claude Desktop. It allows users to interact with the Monad Testnet using natural language prompts within their IDE.

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Overview

What is Monad Custom Agent (MCP Server for Cursor)?

A custom Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for AI‑powered IDEs like Cursor and Claude Desktop. It allows users to interact with the Monad Testnet using natural language prompts within their editor. The server integrates with Monad Testnet (via web3.py), Zerion API (indexed balances, transactions), Magic Eden API (NFT stats, activity, trends), and Thirdweb Insight API (contract ABIs).

How to use Monad Custom Agent (MCP Server for Cursor)?

Install and configure according to the SETUP.md instructions. The agent is invoked through natural language prompts in Cursor or Claude Desktop. Required environment variables include THIRDWEB_CLIENT_ID, ZERION_API_KEY, and MAGIC_EDEN_API_KEY (depending on the tools used). No explicit CLI commands are described in the README.

Key features of Monad Custom Agent (MCP Server for Cursor)

  • Fetch native MON balance for any Monad address.
  • List ERC20 token holdings with name and symbol.
  • Retrieve detailed transaction and block information.
  • Call read-only contract functions (ABI auto‑fetched).
  • Analyze recent contract interaction counts per address.
  • Get NFT collection statistics (floor, volume, user count).
  • View NFT activity history (transfers, listings, sales, bids).
  • Discover trending NFT collections on Monad Testnet.
  • Fetch a user’s NFT transaction feed.
  • Retrieve verified contract ABIs via Thirdweb Insight.

Use cases of Monad Custom Agent (MCP Server for Cursor)

  • Check wallet balances and token holdings directly inside Cursor.
  • Investigate specific transactions or blocks without leaving the IDE.
  • Read smart contract state (e.g., token sales, vault balances) using plain English prompts.
  • Monitor NFT activity, trends, and collection performance for research or trading.
  • Automate contract interaction analysis for dApp auditing or portfolio review.

Frequently asked questions

1

What runtime and dependencies are required?

Python 3.11+ with libraries: `mcp` (FastMCP), `web3.py`, `httpx`, `click`, `python-dotenv`, and API clients for Zerion, Magic Eden, and Thirdweb.

2

What external APIs does the server use?

It uses the Monad Testnet RPC (direct), Zerion API (balances, transactions), Magic Eden API (NFT stats, activity, trends), and Thirdweb Insight API (contract ABIs). Some tools require the corresponding API key to be set.

3

Where does the blockchain data come from?

Data is sourced live from the Monad Testnet via its RPC endpoint, from indexed data provided by Zerion, from Magic Eden for NFT marketplace information, and from Thirdweb for verified contract metadata.

4

What MCP transports or authentication are supported?

The server runs as an MCP server and is intended to be connected to by Cursor or Claude Desktop. Authentication is handled via API keys passed as environment variables (`ZERION_API_KEY`, `MAGIC_EDEN_API_KEY`, `THIRDWEB_CLIENT_ID`). No other transports (e.g., HTTP) are mentioned.

5

Are there any limitations or known issues?

The README does not list explicit limitations, but note that the Magic Eden and Zerion tools require valid API keys, and the Thirdweb ABI fetching depends on a client ID. The server is designed for the Monad Testnet only, not for mainnet.

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