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Model Context Protocol

Aurey Wallet MCP

Plug Aurey into Hermes, Cursor, Claude Desktop, or OpenClaw. A self-hosted MCP server exposes EVM wallet tools—balances, swaps, and prepare/execute flows—backed by 1Claw Intents so private keys stay out of chat and MCP environment variables.

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Quick start

One 1Claw human API key (1ck_… from 1claw.xyz) in your terminal only—never in LLM chat. aurey-setup provisions the vault, writes ~/.aurey/mcp.env, and wires your MCP host.

curl -fsSL https://agentic-pantheon.github.io/aurey-mcp/install.sh | bash
aurey-setup --host cursor

Swap cursor for hermes, claude, or openclaw. Then ask your agent to call get_agent_wallet_addresses and a read-only balance to verify.

Supported hosts

  • Hermes

    Default — `hermes mcp test aurey-wallet`

  • Cursor

    Reload MCP in Settings or restart

  • Claude Desktop

    Quit and reopen after setup

  • OpenClaw

    Restart the gateway

What agents get

  • Read balances and portfolio across EVM chains
  • Quote and prepare swaps via LI.FI routing
  • Prepare sends — you confirm, then tx_execute(prepared_id=…)
  • Signing through 1Claw Intents — keys never in the model context

Safety by design

tx_execute only accepts server-issued prepared IDs. Autonomy tools default to dry-run; arming is explicit and local. Alchemy and agent vault credentials live in 1Claw and ~/.aurey/mcp.env, not in MCP JSON exposed to the model.

For agents

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https://agentic-pantheon.github.io/aurey-mcp/index.html

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