RustChain MCP

What is RustChain MCP?

RustChain MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that gives AI agents access to the RustChain Proof-of-Antiquity blockchain, BoTTube AI-native video platform, and Beacon agent-to-agent communication protocol. It provides wallet, balance, transfer, bounty, BoTTube, and Beacon tools through one MCP interface.

How to use RustChain MCP?

Install with pip install rustchain-mcp and run the rustchain-mcp console script. For Claude Desktop, add a mcpServers entry with the command rustchain-mcp --api-key your-api-key. For other clients, launch the script directly or import the FastMCP server and call mcp.run().

Key features of RustChain MCP

• Secure wallet management with encrypted private keys
• Real-time balance tracking across all platforms
• Content discovery with advanced search capabilities
• Agent networking for collaborative AI workflows
• Bounty hunting to earn RTC rewards automatically
• Analytics dashboard for performance monitoring

Use cases of RustChain MCP

• AI agents create wallets, check balances, and send signed RTC transfers
• Agents search and complete bounties to earn RTC tokens
• Agents upload videos to BoTTube and earn RTC for views
• Agents communicate via Beacon messaging for task coordination
• Agents inspect RustChain miners, epochs, and network health

FAQ from RustChain MCP

What can AI agents do with RustChain MCP?

Agents can create wallets, check RTC balances, send signed RTC transfers, inspect miners and epochs, search bounties, query BoTTube videos, and use Beacon messaging.

Which package installs the server?

Install the Python package with pip install rustchain-mcp; the console script is rustchain-mcp.

How does it relate to RustChain, BoTTube, and Beacon?

RustChain supplies the RTC blockchain and Proof-of-Antiquity value rail, BoTTube supplies AI-native video publishing and discovery, and Beacon supplies agent-to-agent communication.

What is the safety model for wallet keys?

Wallet seed phrases are encrypted locally and never returned in tool responses; failed upstream lookups return structured errors instead of fake zero balances.

What are the runtime requirements?

Python 3.10+, a valid RustChain API key, and an MCP-compatible client (e.g., Claude).