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@interventiononchain/mcp

v0.1.0

Published

Intervention Security MCP server — give your AI agent free and pay-per-call (x402 USDG on Robinhood Chain) smart-contract and code security scans, plus a read-only Guard preflight. Thin hosted client; no engine or rules bundled.

Downloads

139

Readme

@interventiononchain/mcp

Intervention Security as a Model Context Protocol server for wallet-owning AI agents on Robinhood Chain. Give Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, or any MCP client the ability to scan smart contracts and code for security issues — free, or pay-per-call with x402 USDG on Robinhood Chain.

It is a thin hosted client: it only calls the public Intervention API (https://interventionprotocol.io) over HTTPS. It never bundles the scanner engine, proprietary rules, contracts, or any secret.

npx -y @interventiononchain/mcp@latest

Tools

| Tool | Payment | What it does | |------|---------|--------------| | intervention_scan_code | free | Scan a source snippet (Solidity, Vyper, general) | | intervention_scan_address | free | Scan a deployed Robinhood Chain contract by address | | intervention_guard | free | Read-only Guard preflight (allow / review / block) | | intervention_paid_scan_code | 0.01 USDG | Paid hosted code scan via x402 | | intervention_paid_scan_address | 0.01 USDG | Paid verified-source address scan via x402 | | intervention_agent_identity | free | The canonical live agent card |

Payments — safe by default (manual)

Paid tools default to manual mode: they return the exact payment requirement and never sign or spend. Nothing is paid unless you explicitly opt in.

// claude_desktop_config.json — free + manual-payment (default, no wallet)
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "intervention": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@interventiononchain/mcp@latest"] }
  }
}

Calling a paid tool in manual mode returns the requirement (network eip155:4663, canonical USDG, the Intervention treasury, and the exact amount) so your agent can decide. It does not pay.

Automatic payment (opt-in)

Automatic payment requires all of:

  1. INTERVENTION_PAYMENT_MODE=auto
  2. a dedicated, low-balance payer wallet key in INTERVENTION_PAYER_PRIVATE_KEY
  3. the canonical host https://interventionprotocol.io (auto is disabled on any override / localhost)
  4. an explicit per-call confirmPayment: "pay-usdg" argument on the tool call
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "intervention": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@interventiononchain/mcp@latest"],
      "env": {
        "INTERVENTION_PAYMENT_MODE": "auto",
        "INTERVENTION_PAYER_PRIVATE_KEY": "0x<dedicated low-balance agent wallet>"
      }
    }
  }
}

Then, and only then, a call like intervention_paid_scan_address({ address, confirmPayment: "pay-usdg" }) authorizes exactly one USDG payment.

Security

  • Use a dedicated, low-balance wallet funded with only a little USDG — never a treasury, admin, or production wallet.
  • Never commit a private key to source control or paste it anywhere public. The key is read from the environment, is never logged, and never appears in tool output or errors.
  • Every 402 is validated against a fixed policy before signing: scheme exact, network eip155:4663, canonical USDG, the Intervention treasury, the Global Dollar / version 1 EIP-712 domain, and the exact amount (10,000 atomic for scans). The official client's spend controls independently cap the asset and amount. Any deviation is rejected before the signer runs.
  • Payments settle only after a successful scan; a failed scan is never charged.

Environment

| Var | Default | Purpose | |-----|---------|---------| | INTERVENTION_API_URL | https://interventionprotocol.io | API host (auto-pay only against the apex) | | INTERVENTION_PAYMENT_MODE | manual | manual or auto | | INTERVENTION_PAYER_PRIVATE_KEY | — | dedicated payer wallet (auto only) | | INTERVENTION_ROBINHOOD_RPC_URL | — | optional; signing needs no RPC | | INTERVENTION_API_KEY | — | optional bearer for the free-tier limiter |

License

MIT. Robinhood Chain / USDG only.