mcp-morpho-gateway
Interface with Morpho's decentralized finance protocol via its GraphQL endpoint. This tool facilitates comprehensive retrieval of on-chain metrics, including asset configurations, collateral structures, and transaction histories, with robust support for advanced query parameters like temporal ranges, result set segmentation, and data sorting.
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crazyrabbitLTC
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Morpho Protocol Access Conduit (MCP) Gateway
This implementation serves as an MCP component engineered to interface directly with the Morpho lending protocol's official GraphQL data access layer. It empowers the model to execute sophisticated data retrieval operations concerning market dynamics, user collateral pools (vaults), and individual holdings (positions).
Core Capabilities
- Execute GraphQL queries against the Morpho data surface.
- Access granular details regarding all platform assets, managed vaults, and user-specific positions.
- Retrieve time-series data for performance indicators, such as annualized percentage yield (APY), and associated oracle feeds.
- Built-in mechanisms for segmenting large result sets (pagination), controlling result order, and applying specific data filters.
- Adherence to strong data typing and validation protocols via integrated Zod schemas.
- Robust error management and type-safe interactions.
- Full compliance with the Model Context Protocol server specification.
Deployment Instructions
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Install the requisite package: bash npm install mcp-morpho-server
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Integrate into your operational environment configuration (e.g., Claude Desktop manifest):
{ "tools": { "morpho_data_access": { "command": "node", "args": [ "/path/to/node_modules/mcp-morpho-server/build/index.js" ] } } }
Function Library Reference
Market Metrics
fetch_all_markets: Obtain the complete registry of tradable markets, supporting pagination and filtering logic.get_approved_markets: Secure only markets explicitly sanctioned for operation.query_market_holdings: Retrieve specific user positions within defined market contexts.fetch_historical_yield: Access time-sequenced data for APY calculations.resolve_oracle_feeds: Detail the underlying data sources feeding oracle values.
Vault Management
list_all_vaults: Retrieve current operational statuses for all protocol vaults.examine_vault_positions: Detail the asset distribution within selected vaults.retrieve_vault_ledger: Access the chronological record of all vault-related transactions.view_vault_asset_mix: Determine how assets are allocated across different market exposures within a vault.track_vault_rebalancing: Log events corresponding to vault capital movements.get_vault_performance_timeline: Analyze the historical APY trajectory for specific vaults.
Asset & User Data
get_asset_valuation: Fetch real-time price feeds and current yield parameters for an asset.summarize_user_portfolio: Obtain a consolidated view of an account's assets and historical movements.report_liquidation_events: Access records detailing recent protocol liquidations.
Implementation Details
The underlying stack leverages:
* @modelcontextprotocol/sdk for framework adherence.
* axios for reliable HTTP transport layer interactions.
* zod for rigorous data contract validation.
To compile from source code:
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Clone the source repository: bash git clone https://github.com/crazyrabbitLTC/mcp-morpho-server.git
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Install required Node dependencies: bash npm install
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Execute the build process: bash npm run build
Contribution Guidelines
We encourage external contributions. Please submit proposed changes via a Pull Request.
Licensing
This software is distributed under the ISC License.
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Developed by [Your Name] (your@email)
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