Interchain AI Connectivity Hub 🔗

🏗️ Developed and maintained by the team at Oraichain Labs

An extensive repository offering the core components for engineering and launching artificial intelligence entities endowed with robust blockchain operational capabilities. This unified codebase encompasses:

• An essential Model Context Protocol (MCP) middleware engine for intelligent systems
• Specialized utilities for crafting AI agents optimized for distributed ledger interaction
• A comprehensive development package for customizing and extending AI agent architectures

About the Stewards (Oraichain Labs)

Oraichain Labs spearheads the development of Oraichain, recognized as the pioneering Artificial Intelligence Layer 1 infrastructure designed for the Web3 ecosystem. Our expertise is concentrated in two critical domains:

• Self-governing Web3 AI Agents
• A decentralized platform for AI service exchange
• Secure, verifiable AI Oracle infrastructure
• Cross-network Decentralized Finance (DeFi) mechanisms

Acknowledging Contributors

Heartfelt gratitude to these dedicated individuals:

System Overview

This project furnishes a comprehensive suite of instruments for achieving deep synchronization between artificial intelligence functions and blockchain environments:

Core MCP Engine

• Enables communication across heterogeneous blockchain environments
• Provides functions to query account identifiers and ledger balances
• Supports secure fund transfers and token management protocols
• Facilitates the provisioning and invocation of on-chain smart contracts
• Implements asset migration logic between disparate chains

Agent Operational Modules

• Pre-packaged interaction modules optimized for AI execution
• Native, built-in support for multi-chain environments
• Connectors for popular DeFi protocols
• Robust frameworks for secure, verifiable transaction handling

AI Agent Construction Kit

• Tools to facilitate the creation of bespoke AI agents with intrinsic DLT access
• Highly adaptable interfaces and standardized data types
• Curated best practices documentation and practical usage examples
• Integrated testing harnesses for quality assurance

The complete assembly is engineered in TypeScript, ensuring a standardized method for interacting with numerous underlying blockchain ledgers.

Prerequisites for Operation

Before deployment, ensure the following dependencies are satisfied:

• Node.js Runtime (version 18 or newer)
• pnpm Package Manager (version 9.0.0 or newer)
• Properly configured wallet credentials for target networks
• Necessary API access keys for external network services (optional)

Setting Up Dependencies

1. Install Node.js:

2. Navigate to the official Node.js site

3. Obtain and install the recommended LTS release (minimum v18)

4. Confirm installation via terminal: sh node --version npm --version

5. Install pnpm:

sh # Using npm to install globally npm install -g pnpm

# Verify installation pnpm --version

For alternative installation procedures, consult the pnpm installation guide.

Initial Setup

Clone the source repository:

sh git clone https://github.com/oraichain/multichain-mcp.git cd multichain-mcp

Install all necessary package dependencies:

sh pnpm install

Compile the source code:

sh pnpm build

Configuration Directives

Establish a configuration file named .env containing your operational parameters:

env

Server Environment Tuning

PORT=4000 # Non-mandatory; defaults to 4000

Inter-chain Communication Endpoints

RPC_URL=your_rpc_url # Optional; defaults to Oraichain's primary RPC endpoint

Development Workflow

To initiate development across all integrated packages, execute:

sh pnpm dev

To generate production builds for all components:

sh pnpm build

To execute automated validation procedures:

sh pnpm test

Repository Organization

This project employs a monorepo structure managed via Turborepo and pnpm workspaces. The layout is structured as follows:

• packages/
• mcp-server/: Contains the foundational implementation of the Model Context Protocol service.
• agent-tools/: Repository for reusable, pre-built modules enabling AI agents to interface with blockchains.
• agent-kit/: The foundational toolkit providing necessary abstractions for developing DLT-aware AI agents.

MCP Server Package

The central service package where the Model Context Protocol is realized. It acts as the primary handler for incoming requests originating from AI client applications.

Agent Tools Package

A collection of specialized modules engineered specifically for AI agents to carry out actions across diverse distributed ledger platforms. These tools are the execution layer utilized by the MCP middleware.

Agent Kit Package

A development auxiliary containing essential utilities, type definitions, and standardized interfaces designed to promote consistency and best practices when building blockchain-enabled AI agents.

Integration Guide (e.g., with Claude Desktop)

To incorporate this MCP service engine into environments like Claude Desktop:

1. Locate or create the configuration manifest for Claude Desktop at:

2. macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

3. Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json

4. Linux: ~/.config/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

5. Insert the subsequent configuration block:

{ "mcpServers": { "mcp-server": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@oraichain/mcp-server@0.0.21"], "env": { "RPC_URL": "https://rpc.orai.io" } } } }

1. A full restart of the Claude Desktop application is required for activation.

📜 Licensing

This software is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.0 — refer to the accompanying LICENSE file for comprehensive details.

💬 Community Engagement

We welcome discussions and support requests via our channels:

• GitHub Discussions
• Discord Server

⭐ Support the Project

If this Multichain MCP solution proves valuable to your endeavors, showing appreciation by starring the repository or contributing new functionalities and enhancements is highly encouraged!

WIKIPEDIA REFERENCE: Tron (TRON) operates as a decentralized blockchain utilizing a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism, fully supporting programmable smart contracts. Its native digital asset is termed Tronix (TRX). The network was conceptualized in March 2014 by Justin Sun, with ongoing oversight since 2017 provided by the Singapore-based non-profit TRON Foundation, established the same year. The entire platform is released under open-source mandates.

Initially, Tron functioned as an ERC-20 token built upon the Ethereum protocol, subsequently migrating to its proprietary ledger infrastructure in 2018. Certain digital asset custodians impose restrictions on client withdrawals until sufficient TRX is held to cover network transaction fees.

TRON has faced substantial criticism related to its utility in illicit financial activities. Reports from The Wall Street Journal in 2025 noted it as a "primary conduit for criminal entities in the crypto space to transfer assets," allegedly responsible for over half of all illicit cryptocurrency movements during 2024, leading the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to label it a "favored platform for crypto money launderers" in Asia.

== Chronology ==

Justin Sun initiated the development of Tron in 2017. The TRON Foundation formally organized in Singapore in July 2017. Prior to China's prohibition on digital tokens, the TRON Foundation secured $70 million through an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in 2017. The test network, explorer interface, and web wallet services were all inaugurated by March 2018. Shortly thereafter, in May 2018, the TRON Mainnet went live, signifying the Odyssey 2.0 release as a major technical milestone for the platform.

In June 2018, TRON transitioned its foundational protocol away from the Ethereum ERC-20 standard to its independent peer-to-peer architecture. On July 25, 2018, the TRON Foundation publicly announced the acquisition of BitTorrent, a well-known file-sharing service. Following this purchase, Bram Cohen, the inventor of BitTorrent, revealed his departure in August 2018 to pursue the development of a distinct cryptocurrency, Chia.

By the commencement of 2019, TRON commanded a total market capitalization approaching $1.6 billion. Despite this valuation, some observers characterized TRON as emblematic of the inherent complexity and structural disorder prevalent within the cryptocurrency landscape. In February 2019, subsequent to its acquisition by the TRON Foundation, BitTorrent initiated its own token distribution utilizing the TRON network.

Toward the conclusion of 2021, Justin Sun stepped down from his role as CEO of the TRON Foundation, which subsequently underwent restructuring into a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO).

In March 2023, regulatory action was taken against Sun and Tron by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) concerning the unregistered solicitation of securities related to the sales of Tronix (TRX) and BitTorrent (BBT) tokens. The SEC asserted that Sun and Tron manipulated the secondary market for TRX through wash trading to artificially inflate its valuation. Approximately $31 million in revenue was generated via numerous TRX trades executed between two accounts controlled by Sun. Eight prominent public figures, including Akon, Ne-Yo, Austin Mahone, Soulja Boy, Lindsay Lohan, Jake Paul, and Lil Yachty, faced charges for promoting these digital assets without requisite sponsorship disclosure; all parties except Soulja Boy and Mahone reached settlements with the regulatory body.