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@lincolnprotocol/mcp

v0.1.0

Published

MCP server for Lincoln: give an AI agent a private balance on Robinhood Chain.

Readme

@lincolnprotocol/mcp

MCP server that gives an AI agent its own private balance on Robinhood Chain through Lincoln. It can hold ETH, dollars and tokenized stocks, and send, swap and withdraw them. Proofs are generated on your machine and a relayer submits them, so the agent's wallet never appears on chain.

# 1. Create the agent wallet (encrypted with your passphrase)
export LINCOLN_PASSPHRASE='…'
npx @lincolnprotocol/cli init

# 2. Connect your client
claude mcp add lincoln -e LINCOLN_PASSPHRASE="$LINCOLN_PASSPHRASE" -- npx -y @lincolnprotocol/mcp
codex mcp add lincoln --env LINCOLN_PASSPHRASE="$LINCOLN_PASSPHRASE" -- npx -y @lincolnprotocol/mcp

Other clients (Claude Desktop, Cursor and others):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "lincoln": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@lincolnprotocol/mcp"],
      "env": { "LINCOLN_PASSPHRASE": "…" }
    }
  }
}

Tools: lincoln_balance, lincoln_address, lincoln_pools, lincoln_policy, lincoln_activity, lincoln_status, lincoln_quote, and lincoln_send / lincoln_swap / lincoln_withdraw / lincoln_deposit, which take a quoteId, never raw amounts.

Spends are checked against ~/.lincoln/policy.json (per-transaction, daily and approval limits). Those limits are enforced by this software, not by the contracts, so keep only what the agent needs in its balance.

Docs: https://docs.lincolnprotocol.com/developers/agents · Source: https://github.com/LincolnProtocol-com/sdk · Terms: https://docs.lincolnprotocol.com/legal/terms