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@lucidly/mcp

v0.2.0

Published

Model Context Protocol server for Lucidly — vault deployment, Merkle-gated strategy execution, queued redemptions, monitoring, and read-only vault + on-chain research tools (Morpho, Aave) for any MCP-capable agent (Claude, Cursor, Codex, Cline).

Readme

@lucidly/mcp

A Model Context Protocol server that brings Lucidly's vault execution engine to any MCP-capable agent — Claude Desktop / Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Continue, and others. It wraps @lucidly/sdk: the same vault deployment, Merkle-gated strategy execution, queued redemptions, and monitoring you get from the CLI and SDK, now available as tools your agent can call.

Read tools work without a key (monitoring/dashboards). Write tools require a signer (LUCIDLY_PK) and carry the same Merkle-leaf and preflight safety guarantees as the rest of the stack — an agent physically cannot execute a call outside the vault's whitelisted root.

Tools

Reads (no signer): lucidly_vault_view, lucidly_aum, lucidly_accountant_rate, lucidly_monitor_snapshot, lucidly_monitor_flows, lucidly_strategy_has_leaf, lucidly_roles_has_role, lucidly_queue_get_request, lucidly_preflight.

Writes (require LUCIDLY_PK): lucidly_vault_deploy, lucidly_strategy_aave_supply, lucidly_queue_request, lucidly_queue_solve, lucidly_vault_finalize, lucidly_agent.

Configuration (env)

| Var | Required | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | RPC_URL | yes | JSON-RPC endpoint | | CHAIN | no | ethereum|base|arbitrum|baseSepolia or 1|8453|42161|84532 (default base) | | LUCIDLY_PK | for writes | signer key — reads work without it | | LUCIDLY_VAULT | no | active vault address | | LUCIDLY_DEPLOYMENT | no | path to a deployment-record JSON (sets the full active deployment) |

Install & run

# zero-install (recommended) — fetches the latest from npm on demand
npx -y @lucidly/mcp

# or install globally for an offline / pinned setup
npm install -g @lucidly/mcp
lucidly-mcp

Connect it to an agent

The server speaks MCP over stdio. Every MCP client uses the same command + args + env shape; omit LUCIDLY_PK for a read-only (monitoring) connection.

Claude Desktop / Claude Code~/.claude.json (or the Claude Desktop config):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "lucidly": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@lucidly/mcp"],
      "env": { "RPC_URL": "https://mainnet.base.org", "CHAIN": "base", "LUCIDLY_PK": "0xYOURKEY" }
    }
  }
}

Cursor (.cursor/mcp.json) and OpenCode (opencode.json under mcp) take the same form, swapping the outer key. Codex / Continue and other MCP clients accept the same stdio command.

Once connected, your agent can: "what's my vault's NAV and AUM?", "is the manage root seeded?", "supply 1,000 USDC into Aave" (blocked unless a matching leaf exists), "deploy a USDC vault and finalize to my Safe", or "how do holders redeem?" — every action guarded exactly as in the CLI/SDK.