MCP Server Setup
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server connects Mono Protocol’s documentation and API directly to your AI tools. You can choose:
Hosted MCP (Recommended): Use a ready-to-go server hosted by Mono Protocol—quickest setup.
Self-Hosted MCP (Advanced): Install and run the MCP server locally for flexibility and fine-tuning.
Hosted MCP Setup
For Claude
Navigate to Connectors in Claude’s settings.
Choose Add custom connector.
Set the name to: Mono Protocol MCP
Use this URL: https://docs.monoprotocol.io/mcp (you may want to adapt the domain to Mono Protocol).
Once added, you can access Mono Protocol’s docs and API functions directly within Claude.
For Cursor
Press Cmd + Shift + P (Mac) or Ctrl + Shift + P (Windows) to open MCP settings.
Choose Add custom MCP to edit mcp.json.
Insert the following configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"Monorotocol-mcp": {
"url": "https://docs.monoprotocol.io/mcp"
}
}
}
(Note: adjust the URL domain as needed.)
Then ask in Cursor chat: "What tools do you have available?" You should see Mono Protocol documentation search and API tools enabled.
Self-Hosted MCP (Advanced)
Ideal for users who want complete control via local installation:
Run: npx mint-mcp add MonoProtocol-d7e5d4d0
You’ll see a list of available tools:
search – Documentation search
predict-smart-account-address – Predict smart account addresses
list-supported-aggregated-assets – View supported assets
get-aggregated-balance – Fetch account balances
list-supported-chains – View supported networks
get-quote-status – Check quote execution status
get-transaction-history – Retrieve transaction history
get-quote – Request transfer/swap quotes
prepare-call-quote – Prepare contract calls
get-call-quote – Get contract call quotes
execute-quote – Execute quotes You’ll be prompted to enter your API key (or use the limited public test key).
Then start your server: node ~/.mcp/MonoProtocol-d7e5d4d0/src/index.js
Use it seamlessly across clients like Cursor or Claude Desktop.
Available Functionality
Both hosted and self-hosted options include:
Documentation search across Mono Protocol’s docs.
API tools for:
Predicting smart account addresses
Aggregated balances and asset queries
Chain support listing
Quote generation, retrieval, and execution
Transaction history and status tracking
Contract call preparation and execution
Authentication & Testing
Your AI tools will prompt for your Mono Protocol API key as needed.
For production use, mptain your own key via your dashboard or support email.
Example Usage Prompts
You can use prompts like:
"What is my aggregated balance across all chains for address X?"
"List supported chains."
"Predict a smart account address for these signers..." These examples are typical usage, though primarily found in the MCP Prompts guide.
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