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@continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi

v0.2.9

Published

Continuum MPC DeFi protocol library — multiSignRequest builders for EVM and future chain categories

Readme

@continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi

Continuum MPC DeFi protocol library — builds multiSignRequest payloads for EVM (and future chain categories). Bundled into the continuum-mcp-server Docker image; linked locally via file:../ctm-mpc-defi.

License: Business Source License 1.1 (ContinuumDAO). Converts to GPL-3.0-or-later on 2030-01-01.

Architecture

| Layer | Path | Role | |-------|------|------| | Core | src/core/ | Purpose text, mpc-auth envelope, protocol registry | | Chain categories | src/chains/<category>/ | EVM batch builder; Solana/NEAR stubs | | Protocols | src/protocols/<category>/<name>/ | DeFi actions (Uniswap V4, Curve DAO, …) | | Agent | src/agent/ | MCP tool catalog, SKILL.md, support advisors |

Management reads, fee helpers, and client-sign utilities live in @continuumdao/continuum-node-sdk — import those from the SDK, not from this package.

Install

This package is published to npm for production deploys (e.g. Railway). For local development against unreleased changes, use a file: link:

"@continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi": "file:../ctm-mpc-defi"

Run npm run build in this repo after changes so dist/ is up to date before linking.

Package exports

  • @continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi — registry + protocol modules
  • @continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi/core — envelope, registry, KeyGenSubset, firstClientIdFromKeyGen
  • @continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi/chains/evmbuildEvmMultisignBatch, chain helpers
  • @continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi/protocols/evm/<protocol> — per-protocol builders
  • @continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi/agent — MCP tool catalog and SKILL.md paths

Protocol example (Uniswap V4)

import { uniswapV4 } from '@continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi/protocols/evm/uniswap-v4'

const quote = await uniswapV4.quote({ /* … */ })
const { bodyForSign, messageToSign } = await uniswapV4.buildSwapMultisignBody({ /* … */ })
// Sign messageToSign, POST { ...bodyForSign, clientSig, signedMessage }

MCP servers

Use the agent export for tool registration and discovery:

import { getMcpToolDefinitions, getAgentCatalogForMcp } from '@continuumdao/ctm-mpc-defi/agent'

for (const tool of getMcpToolDefinitions()) {
  // Register tool.name, tool.description, tool.inputSchema, tool.outputSchema
  // Invoke via tool.handler.importPath + exportName
}

Each MCP tool includes descriptions, Zod-derived JSON schemas, prerequisites/followUp hints, and a handler pointing at the library export. The continuum-node-sdk MCP server enriches slim inputs (keyGenId, chainId) before calling builders.

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm test
npm run typecheck