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lido-mcp-cli

v0.1.0

Published

2 days ago

CLI for Lido MCP - interact with 67 Lido staking tools from your terminal

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Lido MCP CLI

Command-line interface for interacting with all 67 Lido MCP tools directly from your terminal. No AI agent required.

Install

npm install -g lido-mcp-cli

Or run without installing:

npx lido-mcp-cli

Or from source:

git clone https://github.com/0xnilesh/lido-mcp.git
cd lido-mcp/cli
npm install && npm run build && npm link

Setup

lido setup

Configures your RPC URL, private key (optional), and chain ID. Saved to ~/.lido-mcp/config.json.

Usage

# Interactive mode — pick category, tool, fill params
lido

# Search tools with natural language
lido search "my staking rewards"
lido search "proposal 198"
lido search "governance"

# List all 67 tools by category
lido tools

# Check server status
lido status

# Run any tool directly
lido lido_stake --amount 0.01 --dry_run true
lido lido_get_balance --address 0xd8dA...6045 --chain_id 1
lido lido_get_protocol_info --chain_id 1
lido lido_list_votes --count 5 --status open --chain_id 1
lido lido_get_vote_details --vote_id 198 --chain_id 1

How it works

The CLI spawns the lido-mcp npm package as a child process and communicates via the MCP stdio protocol. All 67 tools are available — same ones that Claude and Cursor use.

License

MIT