Chain.Love MCP

What is Chain.Love MCP?

Chain.Love MCP is a hosted remote MCP server and gateway operated by Chain.Love. It gives AI agents a single integration surface for discovering and comparing Web3 infrastructure services across 50+ blockchain networks, covering categories such as RPCs, indexing, oracles, storage, compute, and developer tools.

How to use Chain.Love MCP?

Add the hosted gateway URL to your MCP client configuration using the endpoint https://app.chain.love/mcp with Streamable HTTP transport. For private MCP servers that require credentials, include x-chainlove-cred-<credentialKey> headers. The required credentialKey for each service can be found in the open‑source registry file mcpservers.csv or through the Chain.Love UI.

Key features of Chain.Love MCP

• Hosted MCP gateway for AI agents
• Single remote entrypoint to discover Web3 infrastructure
• Covers 50+ blockchain networks
• Supports categories: RPCs, indexing, oracles, storage, compute, developer tools
• Streamable HTTP transport (no local package needed)
• Credential forwarding via custom headers

Use cases of Chain.Love MCP

• AI agents discovering and comparing Web3 infrastructure services across multiple blockchains
• Developers integrating Web3 tools into AI workflows through a single hosted endpoint
• Teams needing a managed MCP gateway without running their own server

FAQ from Chain.Love MCP

What transport does Chain.Love MCP use?

It uses Streamable HTTP at the endpoint https://app.chain.love/mcp.

How do I add credentials for private MCP servers?

Add x-chainlove-cred-<credentialKey> headers to the client configuration. The credentialKey is specific to each private MCP and can be found in the registry file mcpservers.csv or the Chain.Love UI.

Is Chain.Love MCP a self‑hosted package?

No, it is a hosted remote MCP server. This repository does not contain a local package; it is a public landing page pointing to the production service.

Which blockchain networks are supported?

Chain.Love MCP supports over 50 blockchain networks, including categories like RPCs, indexing, oracles, storage, compute, and developer tools.

Where can I find documentation and the registry?

Documentation is at https://chain-love.gitbook.io/mcp-module, and the open‑source registry is at https://github.com/Chain-Love/chain-love.