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scry-mcp

v0.1.0

Published

Keyless MCP server for Scry Solana wallet intelligence: free coverage pre-check and catalog tools, plus paid x402 endpoint brokering. No custody, no API keys.

Readme

scry-mcp

A keyless, custody-free MCP server that bridges AI agents to Scry — Solana wallet intelligence paid per request via x402.

It holds no private keys and never moves funds. Free discovery tools are proxied directly; for paid evidence it hands the agent the exact x402 endpoint URL and price, and the agent settles the USDC payment with its own wallet against the Scry HTTPS API.

Tools

| Tool | Cost | What it does | |------|------|--------------| | scry_coverage_check | free | Is a Solana wallet inside Scry's indexed cohort before you pay? Returns coverage status, confidence band, indexed flag. | | scry_catalog | free | List the paid Scry x402 endpoints with prices and request objects. | | scry_paid_endpoint | free | Given a product id + wallet/mint, return the exact x402 URL, price, and how-to-pay. The agent then pays the Scry API directly. |

Install (Claude Desktop / Cursor / any MCP client)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "scry": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "scry-mcp"] }
  }
}

Requires Node.js >= 20. No API keys, no account, no wallet configuration for the free tools. To actually pay for evidence, your agent needs its own x402 payment layer (for example an x402 client wallet); this bridge only tells it where and how much.

Security posture

  • No custody, no secrets: the server never holds keys or funds; paid calls are settled by the agent's own wallet directly against the Scry HTTPS API.
  • Strict input validation: wallet and mint arguments must be base58 (32-44 chars) and are URL-encoded; ambiguous product ids are rejected with a candidate list instead of silently resolving to the wrong (priced) endpoint.
  • Read-only: all three tools are GET-only against one fixed host (scry.solanahub.de); there is no way to point this server at another host.
  • Small and auditable: a single ~250-line file, one direct dependency (the official @modelcontextprotocol/sdk), no install scripts.

Why keyless

Scry's paid API is already hardened and settles x402 payments directly to its own receiver. This bridge deliberately does not re-implement that or custody funds — it exposes the free surfaces and brokers the paid ones, which keeps it zero-secret and safe to run anywhere.

Links

License

MIT