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# MCP Example Prompts

Once you've connected to **Mono Protocol MCP** (using your API key and either hosted or self-hosted setup), try these prompts tailored for Mono Protocol’s capabilities:

**Basic Prompts**

**Account & Balance Queries**

* *“What is my aggregated balance across all chains for address 0x…”*
* *“Show me all supported chains on Mono Protocol”*
* *“What aggregated assets are available on Mono Protocol?”*
* *“Predict a smart account address for session signer 0x… and admin signer 0x…”*

**Transaction Status & History**

* *“Check the status of quote ID ‘…’”*
* *“Show me the transaction history for address 0x…”*
* *“What’s the latest transaction for my account?”*

**Quote Generation / Transfers**

* *“Get a quote to swap 10 USDC to ETH using my aggregated Mono Protocol”*
* *“How much would it cost to transfer 50 USDT to address 0x…?”*
* *“Show me a quote for swapping $500 worth of aggregated assets to WBTC”*

**Advanced Integration Prompts**

**Multi-Chain Operations**

* *“Create an interactive dashboard showing my aggregated balances, recent transactions, and pending quotes in real time.”*
* *“Generate a quote comparison table for swapping 1000 USDC to ETH vs WBTC vs SOL—show best rates and execution costs across chains.”*
* *“Analyze my transaction history over the last 30 days by chain and type, including total volume and fees.”*

**Contract Interactions**

* “Prepare a staking quote to stake 100 ETH on Ethereum Mainnet using my aggregated Mono Protocol, including gas estimates.”
* “Get a quote for depositing 500 USDC into AAVE on Base via my cross-chain balance.”
* “Create a batch transaction: swap 200 USDC → ETH, transfer 50 USDT to address 0x…, execute a contract call on Arbitrum—show combined quote and execution plan.”

**Portfolio Analysis**

* *“Build a portfolio dashboard: total balance in USD, breakdown by asset allocation, chain distribution, and 7-day performance, displayed interactively.”*

**Developer Integration Prompts**

**SDK & Tooling**

* *“Generate a TypeScript SDK wrapper for Mono Protocol’s API: include types, error handling, and example usage for all endpoints.”*
* *“Create a React hook library for Mono Protocol offering easy hooks for balance queries, transaction history, and quote generation.”*

**Testing & Monitoring**

* *“Build a test suite for Mono Protocol integration: cover all endpoints, error scenarios, and edge cases.”*
* *“Create a monitoring dashboard tracking Mono Protocol API performance, success rates, quota usage, with alerts for anomalies.”*

**Tips for Better Results**

* **Be Specific**: include actual addresses, amounts, asset types to get accurate responses.
* **Ask for Explanations**: append “explain the process” to prompts to understand mechanics.
* **Request Multiple Formats**: ask for tables, charts, or interactive formats for better outcomes.


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