# Monad MCP Server

What is Monad MCP Server?

Monad MCP Server is a Node.js application that listens for new blocks on the Monad blockchain testnet. It connects to Monad testnet via Alchemy's RPC endpoint, monitors new blocks in real-time, and provides a simple REST API to query the latest block data. Built with Node.js, it serves as both a blockchain monitor and API service for accessing basic chain information.

How to use Monad MCP Server?

Clone the repository, install dependencies, create a .env file with MONAD_RPC (your Alchemy API key) and PORT (default 3000), then run npm start. Access the welcome message at http://localhost:3000 and the latest block data at http://localhost:3000/latestblock.

Key features of Monad MCP Server

• Connects to Monad Testnet via Alchemy RPC.
• Listens for new blocks in real-time.
• Logs block numbers and transaction counts.
• Serves a basic HTTP API with block information.
• Provides a /latestblock endpoint returning JSON.

Use cases of Monad MCP Server

• Real-time monitoring of new blocks on Monad testnet.
• Fetching the latest block number and transaction count via an API.
• Integrating basic Monad blockchain data into other applications.

FAQ from Monad MCP Server

What does Monad MCP Server do?

It connects to the Monad testnet via Alchemy RPC, listens for new blocks in real-time, logs block numbers and transaction counts, and serves a REST API (/latestblock) with the latest block data.

What are the prerequisites to run Monad MCP Server?

You need Node.js (v18 or higher), npm, and Git installed. You also need an Alchemy API key for the Monad testnet RPC endpoint.

How do I set up Monad MCP Server?

Clone the repository, run npm install, create a .env file with MONAD_RPC set to your Alchemy URL and PORT (optional, defaults to 3000), then start with npm start.

What API endpoints does Monad MCP Server provide?

Two HTTP endpoints: GET / returns a welcome message, and GET /latestblock returns JSON with the latest block number and transaction count.

Does Monad MCP Server store data?

The README does not mention any persistent storage; it keeps the latest block data in memory during runtime.