xPilot MCP Server Library

What is xPilot MCP Server Library?

The xPilot MCP Server Library provides MCP server implementations for xPilot, enabling context and tools for LLMs via the Model Context Protocol. It focuses on MultiversX blockchain services, offering API access and SDK CLI tool resources.

How to use xPilot MCP Server Library?

Clone the repository into [HOME]/Documents/xPilot/mcp, install dependencies using npm install in each server directory, and configure xPilot’s mcp_settings.json file to point to the server scripts. xPilot automatically updates the servers when the configuration changes.

Key features of xPilot MCP Server Library

• MCP servers for MultiversX API, Python SDK CLI, and Rust SDK CLI
• Auto-update on configuration changes
• Configurable via mcp_settings.json with command, args, env, disabled, and autoApprove options
• Open source with server templates for extending functionality
• Requires Node.js, Python, Rust, and MultiversX SDKs (mxpy, sc-meta)

Use cases of xPilot MCP Server Library

• Allow LLMs to query MultiversX blockchain data via the API service
• Enable LLMs to execute MultiversX Python CLI commands (mxpy)
• Enable LLMs to run MultiversX Rust CLI tools (sc-meta) for smart contract development
• Provide contextual blockchain information for development tasks
• Automate MultiversX operations through natural language instructions

FAQ from xPilot MCP Server Library

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

The Model Context Protocol is an open protocol that standardizes how applications provide context to LLMs, allowing xPilot to add new tools and resources.

Which servers are included?

The library includes three servers: MultiversX API Service, MultiversX Python SDK CLI, and MultiversX Rust SDK CLI.

What are the prerequisites for using the servers?

Node.js is required for running the servers; Python and Rust are needed for the SDK CLI tools. Additionally, MultiversX mxpy and sc-meta must be installed.

How do I configure the servers in xPilot?

Edit the mcp_settings.json file with entries for each server, specifying command, args, env, disabled, and autoApprove fields. xPilot monitors this file and updates servers automatically.

Can I create my own MCP server implementations?

Yes, the repository provides server templates and encourages contributions to extend the library or create new implementations for other use cases.