MCP Server
@functornetwork/mcp exposes the SDK as an MCP server. AI hosts like Claude Code, Cursor, and Continue can use it to create wallets, grant sessions, and execute transactions through tools or slash commands.
When to use it
- You want to operate wallets from a chat interface ("create a wallet for me", "grant this bot a daily cap of 0.01 ETH").
- You're prototyping agent flows and want to test session lifecycles by hand.
- You're building demos where the user is an AI host, not your code.
If you're writing code, use @functornetwork/agentic-wallet directly. The MCP server is a thin wrapper.
What it provides
- 11 tools covering wallet creation, balance, verification, session lifecycle, and transactions.
- 12 prompts exposed as slash commands (
/functor-agentic-wallet:create-wallet, etc.). - Stateless key handling. Keys live in your OS keychain, with file/env fallbacks.