edu-ledger-toolkit-ai-agent

[](https://mseep.ai/app/c3e20120-62ee-4c7e-b05f-35004b0864cf) # EDUCHAIN Agent Kit

This Model Context Protocol (MCP) infrastructure furnishes Claude with specialized functions for interacting with the EDUCHAIN environment. It empowers the agent to query asset pricing and pool composition, execute token exchanges via the SailFish Automated Market Maker (AMM), and handle account-related operations.

Core Capabilities

Asset & Liquidity Pool Metadata Retrieval

• Ascertain asset valuations and attributes.
• Retrieve metrics and status for liquidity provisions (pools).
• Access longitudinal time-series data for assets and pools.
• Identify leading assets and pools ranked by Total Value Locked (TVL).

Digital Asset Custody Management

• Query balances for native EDU and various ERC-20 tokens.
• Generate holistic summaries of wallet contents, encompassing fungible and non-fungible assets.
• Initiate transfers of native EDU and standard ERC-20 tokens.

Exchange Execution (Swaps)

• Obtain prospective trade quotations, detailing execution cost and pathing logic.
• Facilitate direct token-to-token asset exchanges.
• Execute EDU-denominated trades (involves implicit WEDU handling).
• Execute trades resulting in EDU accumulation (involves implicit WEDU handling).

Operational Caveat: SailFish DEX, structurally similar to Uniswap v3 derivatives, mandates the use of Wrapped EDU (WEDU) for underlying swap mechanics. The interface abstracts this complexity: EDU-based swap calls automatically manage the necessary wrapping/unwrapping. For granular control over the token state, developers may utilize the explicit wrap_edu and unwrap_wedu functions.

Cross-Venue Price Discrepancy Exploitation (Arbitrage)

• Fetch current EDU market valuations from designated centralized exchanges (CEXs).
• Analyze data streams to flag exploitable price differences between CEXs and SailFish DEX.
• Allow configuration of the external data source API.
• Permit fine-tuning of the sensitivity threshold for arbitrage detection.

Available Functions

Asset & Pool Data Accessors

• get_token_price: Fetches the prevailing exchange rate for a specified token on SailFish DEX.
• get_token_info: Retrieves comprehensive metadata for a token within the SailFish DEX structure.
• get_pool_info: Returns detailed statistics for a particular liquidity concentration pool.
• get_top_tokens: Lists premier tokens ranked by their locked capital.
• get_top_pools: Lists premier liquidity pools ranked by their locked capital.
• get_total_tvl: Reports the aggregate value secured across the entire SailFish DEX.
• get_24h_volume: Retrieves the cumulative trading turnover over the last 24 hours.
• get_token_historical_data: Fetches past pricing/liquidity data for an asset.
• get_pool_historical_data: Fetches historical performance data for a specific pool.

Wallet Management Interfaces

• get_edu_balance: Reads the current balance of the native EDU asset for an address.
• get_token_balance: Queries the holding and computed USD valuation for a specified token.
• get_multiple_token_balances: Efficiently retrieves balances for several tokens simultaneously.
• get_nft_balance: Determines the count of specific Non-Fungible Tokens held by an address.
• get_wallet_overview: Provides a consolidated report of all holdings (EDU, ERC-20s, NFTs).
• get_wallet_address_from_private_key: Derives the public address from a supplied private cryptographic key.
• send_edu: Authorizes the transfer of native EDU to another destination address.
• send_erc20_token: Authorizes the transfer of an ERC-20 standard token.

Exchange Functionalities

• get_swap_quote: Calculates potential outcomes and slippage for a proposed exchange.
• swap_tokens: Executes a direct exchange between two non-native token assets.
• swap_edu_for_tokens: Executes a trade converting native EDU into a specified token.
• swap_tokens_for_edu: Executes a trade converting a token into native EDU.
• wrap_edu: Explicitly converts EDU into its wrapped counterpart (WEDU).
• unwrap_wedu: Explicitly converts WEDU back into native EDU.

Arbitrage Analysis Tools

• get_external_market_data: Gathers current EDU pricing feeds from external CEX sources.
• check_arbitrage_opportunities: Scans for profitable trade discrepancies between internal and external venues.
• update_external_market_config: Modifies parameters governing external data fetching.
• get_external_market_config: Displays the active configuration settings for external data acquisition.

System Configuration

• set_rpc_url: Establishes or modifies the endpoint used for direct blockchain communication.
• get_rpc_url: Reports the currently utilized blockchain gateway address.

Access Endpoints (Resources)

• sailfish://overview: Accesses summary statistics for the entire SailFish DEX platform (TVL, volume, etc.).
• sailfish://token/{tokenId}: Direct lookup path for specific asset data.
• sailfish://pool/{poolId}: Direct lookup path for specific liquidity pool data.

Deployment Guide

1. Verify that a functional Node.js runtime environment is present.
2. Clone the source code repository.
3. Install necessary project dependencies:

npm install

1. Compile the source code for execution:

npm run build

1. Integrate this MCP service into your Claude Desktop configuration file:

{ "mcpServers": { "sailfish": { "command": "node", "args": ["/path/to/SubgraphMCP/build/index.js"], "env": { "RPC_URL": "https://your-edu-rpc-url.com" } } } }

Operational Snippets

Querying Asset Valuation

javascript use_mcp_tool("sailfish", "get_token_price", { "tokenId": "0x836d275563bAb5E93Fd6Ca62a95dB7065Da94342" });

Requesting a Trade Estimate

javascript use_mcp_tool("sailfish", "get_swap_quote", { "tokenIn": "0xd02E8c38a8E3db71f8b2ae30B8186d7874934e12", "tokenOut": "0x836d275563bAb5E93Fd6Ca62a95dB7065Da94342", "amountIn": "10" });

Executing a Token Exchange

javascript use_mcp_tool("sailfish", "swap_tokens", { "privateKey": "YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY", "tokenIn": "0xd02E8c38a8E3db71f8b2ae30B8186d7874934e12", "tokenOut": "0x836d275563bAb5E93Fd6Ca62a95dB7065Da94342", "amountIn": "10", "slippagePercentage": 0.5 });

Checking for Arbitrage Possibilities

javascript use_mcp_tool("sailfish", "check_arbitrage_opportunities", { "threshold": 1.5 });

Modifying External Market Data Configuration

javascript use_mcp_tool("sailfish", "update_external_market_config", { "apiUrl": "https://api.example.com/crypto/prices", "apiKey": "YOUR_API_KEY", "symbols": { "EDU": "EDU", "USD": "USDT" } });

Converting EDU to WEDU

javascript use_mcp_tool("sailfish", "wrap_edu", { "privateKey": "YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY", "amount": "10" });

Reverting WEDU to EDU

javascript use_mcp_tool("sailfish", "unwrap_wedu", { "privateKey": "YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY", "amount": "10" });

Validation

Execution of the included testing module verifies routing and quote generation integrity without committing live transactional data:

node build/test.js

Licensing

This software is distributed under the terms of the MIT License (refer to the [LICENSE] file for specifics).

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