Getting Started
Connect an AI tool
Ask your AI (works with any tool)
The docs publish llms-full.txt: a single machine-readable file any AI can read cleanly.
Paste the URL and start asking questions, no setup required.
https://docs.functor.sh/llms-full.txt
Try prompts like:
- "Using these Functor docs, explain how I would give an AI agent a wallet with a 50 USDC per day spending cap on BNB testnet."
- "What can I do with Functor that I cannot do with a normal wallet?"
- "Walk me through letting an agent trade on a DEX with a cap, using Functor."
Build in your editor
Pick your tool and follow the setup for it.
Operate wallets by chatting (MCP server)
No code. Add the Functor MCP server to Claude Code and create wallets, grant sessions, and send transactions through chat or slash commands.
claude mcp add functor -- bunx @functornetwork/mcpThen in Claude Code:
/functor-agentic-wallet:create-wallet/functor-agentic-wallet:grant-session/functor-agentic-wallet:send-tx/functor-agentic-wallet:revoke-session
See the MCP Server docs for the full tool reference.
Let Claude write correct Functor code (Claude Skill)
Drop the skill into your project and Claude writes against the SDK correctly inside Cursor or Claude Code: correct function signatures, the right API surface, no hallucinated methods.
mkdir -p .claude/skills/functor-agentic-wallet
curl -fsSL https://docs.functor.sh/skill.md \
-o .claude/skills/functor-agentic-wallet/SKILL.mdSee the Claude Skill page for details.
Try it
Once the MCP is connected, paste any of these into your Claude or Codex chat:
Values in orange are placeholders. Replace them with your actual values before sending.
Create an agentic wallet for me on BNB testnetCheck the balance of my walletGrant a session to agent key 0xYourAgentPubkey with a 0.01 BNB spend cap, expiring in 24 hoursList my active sessionsExecute a transfer of 0.001 BNB to 0xRecipientRevoke the session for key 0xYourAgentPubkeySee the MCP Tools reference for the full list of available commands.
What's next
Give an agent a wallet and a policy is the first concrete use case: create an agentic wallet and hand an AI a capped, expiring, revocable key.