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Solana MCP

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A Solana MCP server and client

Overview

What is Solana MCP?

Solana MCP is a Model Context Protocol server for interacting with the Solana blockchain. It exposes tools to query token details, addresses, balances, holdings, signatures, Jupiter quotes, and prices. It is built for developers integrating Solana data into AI agents or applications.

How to use Solana MCP?

Install the package @cubie-ai/solana-mcp via npm. Create a server by calling solanaMCPServer() with a StdioServerTransport and a config object containing solanaRpcUrl and commitment. Alternatively, create a client using solanaMCPClient() to call listed tools.

Key features of Solana MCP

  • Exposes tools to query Solana token holders and supply.
  • Retrieves token program info by mint address.
  • Fetches address balance, holdings, and transaction signatures.
  • Provides Jupiter DEX swap quotes and token prices.
  • Built with TypeScript and the Model Context Protocol SDK.

Use cases of Solana MCP

  • AI agents querying token supply or holders for analysis.
  • Portfolio tracking tools that fetch address holdings and balances.
  • Swap calculators obtaining Jupiter quotes before execution.
  • Monitoring on-chain activity via transaction signatures.

FAQ from Solana MCP

What Solana data can I access with Solana MCP?

The server provides tools for token holders, token supply, token program by mint, address balance, address holdings, address signatures, Jupiter swap quotes, and token prices.

What are the runtime requirements for Solana MCP?

The server runs on Node.js and uses the @modelcontextprotocol/sdk and @cubie-ai/solana-mcp packages. An RPC URL for Solana (e.g., Solana mainnet) is required in the config.

How do I configure the Solana RPC connection?

Set solanaRpcUrl and commitment (e.g., "confirmed") in the config object passed to solanaMCPServer().

What transport does Solana MCP use?

The server and client examples use StdioServerTransport and StdioClientTransport from the MCP SDK.

Are there any authentication or rate limits mentioned?

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