AVS MCP Server

Table of Contents

1. Overview
2. Components
3. Installation
4. Usage
5. Next Steps
6. Disclaimer

Overview

The AVS MCP server acts as an interface between the AI Agents and the AVS network, enabling you to execute any AVS Tasks with on chain validation.

Key Features

• Decentralized Verification: Submit tasks to the AVS network for consensus-based verification

• Verifiable Outputs: Generate cryptographic proofs of AI-initiated tasks

• On chain Validation: Execute transaction on chain

• Blockchain Data Access: Query real-time blockchain data for informed AI decision-making

Components

MCP Server requires the development of custom tools. You can create tools for generating Proof of Task and sending it to the AVS network. Additionally, you can integrate external resources such as APIs, databases, and local storage.

The following MCP server includes functionality to fetch the ETHUSDT price and call the sendTask RPC method to trigger the AVS Task.

Tools

• get-price: Fetches the price of a cryptocurrency pair using the Binance API.

  • Input:
    • pair (string): The name of the cryptocurrency pair (e.g., ETHUSDT).

• send-task

  • Input:
    • price (string): Price of the pair.
    • data (string): Any additional data.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Othentic-Labs/avs-mcp-example.git
   cd avs-mcp-example

2. Install Othentic CLI:

npm i -g @othentic/cli npm i -g @othentic/node

## Usage
1. **Ensure the AVS Network is running**

Make sure your AVS network is up and running before proceeding. Refer to the [Quickstart Guide](https://docs.othentic.xyz/main/welcome/getting-started/install-othentic-cli) for instructions on running an AVS network.

2. **Build the MCP server**

Run the following commands to compile the server:

```bash
cd MCP_Execution_Server
npm i
npm run build

3. Configure Claude Desktop

Add the configuration for the MCP Server in your claude_desktop_config.json file. Detailed instructions are available in the Claude Desktop Configuration Guide.

Replace ADD_ABSOLUTE_PATH and YOUR_PERFORMER_PRIVATE_KEY_HERE with the appropriate values:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "AVSPerformer": {
      "command": "node",
      "args":["ADD_ABSOLUTE_PATH/avs-mcp-example/MCP_Execution_Server/build/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "PRIVATE_KEY_PERFORMER": "YOUR_PERFORMER_PRIVATE_KEY_HERE",
        "PERFORMER_ADDRESS": "YOUR_PERFORMER_ADDRESS_HERE",
        "OTHENTIC_CLIENT_RPC_ADDRESS":"http://localhost:8545",
        "PINATA_API_KEY": "7824585a98fe36414d68",
        "PINATA_SECRET_API_KEY": "41a53a837879721969e73008d91180df30dbc66097c7f75f08cd5489176b43ea",
      }
    }
  }
}

4. Sample Prompts

You can interact with the AVS MCP Server using prompts such as:

can you get the price of ETHUSDT?
can you validate this price using AVS network?

5. Verify the On-Chain Transaction

Check the on-chain transaction in the Attestation Center contract to confirm execution within the AVS network.

Next Steps

• Write an MCP server for your AVS
• Test it out and add it to the MCP Server repository.

Use Cases

• AI-Powered DeFi: Trading agents that interface with intent solver AVS to bridge liquidity

• Autonomous Agents: Make decisions based on real-time indexed blockchain data

• Workflow Automation: Trigger and monitor on-chain actions across integrated applications

• Oracle Integration: Access verifiable data through oracle AVS networks

Happy Building! 🚀

Disclaimer

This repository is an experimental implementation intended for testing and development purposes only. Do not use this in production environments without conducting a thorough security audit.