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exergynet-mcp-server

v0.2.6

Published

Read-only MCP lookups for the ExergyNet LNES-01/LNES-03 Solana program, plus a local compute-cost estimator. Write settlement (exergynet_open_job) is disabled pending a verified Base L2 contract migration — see the security advisory linked in the README.

Readme

exergynet-mcp-server

Read-only MCP lookups for the ExergyNet LNES-03 program on Solana, plus a local compute-cost estimator. Part of ExergyNet, model-independent infrastructure for useful AI work and persistent state — see exergynet.org.

npm version MCP Registry License: MIT

Security advisory (2026-08-28)

A prior version of this package (versions up to and including 0.2.2) shipped a working exergynet_open_job tool that, once a user configured a real wallet, sent a real Base Mainnet transaction — including an unconditional, unlimited USDC spending approval — to a contract address that ExergyNet's own status page identifies as retired, with access control that cannot be independently verified. No evidence was found of any independent (non-developer) wallet ever having used this path. Full detail: MCP_SECURITY_ADVISORY_2026-08-28.md in the exergynet-site repository.

As of 0.2.3, exergynet_open_job is disabled. It always returns a fail-closed message and does not construct, sign, or submit any transaction under any configuration. This version has no signing dependency at all (ethers and viem have been removed) and does not read or require any private key. 0.2.4 additionally fixes input-validation and audit-logging gaps found by an independent MCP security scan — see below.

If you installed a version before 0.2.3 and configured a real BASE_PRIVATE_KEY, revoke any USDC approval you may have granted to 0x5cfE075149776f4b3cca07a27D4fd85A60BA5e3f on Base Mainnet (e.g. via revoke.cash) and upgrade immediately.

Independent security scan remediation (0.2.4)

An earlier build (0.1.10) was independently scanned by MCP Vouch against the OWASP MCP Top 10 and scored 71/100 (Grade C), with four warnings: input validation, audit/telemetry, rate limiting, and supply chain risk. 0.2.4 addresses all four in the current tool set:

  • Input validation: exergynet_estimate_gate and exergynet_verify_program now reject non-finite, negative, or malformed input with a clear error instead of silently coercing it.
  • Audit/telemetry: every tool call is logged to stderr with a timestamp and outcome.
  • Rate limiting: exergynet_verify_program (the only tool making an outbound network call) is limited to 20 calls per 10-second window.
  • Supply chain: ethers/viem were already removed in 0.2.3. npm audit fix was applied for the transitive ws vulnerability in 0.2.4. The remaining moderate-severity uuid advisory (reachable via @solana/web3.jsjayson[email protected]) is resolved in 0.2.5 with a targeted overrides entry pinning jayson's uuid dependency to ^11.1.1, without downgrading @solana/web3.js itself. npm audit reports 0 vulnerabilities after this change. Verified safe, not just applied blindly: full rebuild, all 9 regression tests passing, and a live network call through exergynet_verify_program against Solana Mainnet-Beta confirmed the override doesn't change RPC behavior.

A fresh independent rescan will be requested once a version is published; results (old vs. new) will be recorded rather than the 71/100 figure being quietly dropped.


Quick Install

npx -y exergynet-mcp-server

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport stdio \
  --env RPC_URL=your_solana_rpc_url \
  exergynet -- npx -y exergynet-mcp-server

Claude Desktop / ElizaOS / Other MCP Clients

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "exergynet": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "exergynet-mcp-server"],
      "env": {
        "RPC_URL": "your_solana_rpc_url"
      }
    }
  }
}

No private key or wallet credential is required or accepted by this server. RPC_URL is optional and defaults to the public Solana Mainnet-Beta endpoint.


Tools

| Tool | What it does | Can it move funds or sign anything? | |---|---|---| | exergynet_get_program_id | Returns the LNES-03 Solana program ID | No — static value, no network call | | exergynet_verify_program | Read-only check that the LNES-03 program account exists and is executable | No — a single read-only RPC call | | exergynet_get_proof_transaction | Returns a reference LNES-03 settlement transaction signature | No — static value | | exergynet_estimate_gate | Local arithmetic comparing an external compute cost to a settlement cost + risk margin you provide | No — no network call at all | | exergynet_open_job | Disabled. Always returns a fail-closed message | No — by construction; the tool has no signing capability in this version |

Write-tool maturity

exergynet_open_job will remain disabled until a current Base L2 execution target is independently verified end-to-end — correct chain ID, correct contract identity, matching ABI, and a live settlement path (a real prover producing the ZK receipt that settleExergy requires) — and that verification is documented publicly. A version that re-enables it will state exactly which contract it targets and how a caller can independently confirm that before any transaction is possible. Until then: no ExergyNet MCP tool in this package will ever ask for a private key or send a transaction.

For current, verified Base L2 contract addresses and settlement status, see exergynet.org/proof.html — do not rely on any address that may appear in an older cached copy of this README or an MCP directory listing that hasn't recrawled this repository yet.


Compatible Agents

  • Claude (Claude Code, Claude Desktop)
  • ElizaOS
  • Any MCP-compatible agent runtime

Links


License

MIT © ezumba