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Solana MCP-server

A basic Solana MCP server that gives tools like Claude Desktop (or Cursor) the ability to query the Solana blockchain directly. This integration will enables you to perform tasks like checking wallet balances, viewing token accounts, retrieving transaction details, and analyzing account information—all from the power of your LLM client.

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Frontend-framework/bibliotheek:
Solana-set
Taal:
TypeScript
Bouwtool/ontwikkelingsserver:
Model Context Protocol
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Overzicht

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) allows you to extend AI assistants like Claude with custom tools that interact with external data sources and services. In this guide, you'll build a Solana MCP server that gives tools like Claude Desktop (or Cursor) the ability to query the Solana blockchain directly. This integration will enable Claude to perform tasks like checking wallet balances, viewing token accounts, retrieving transaction details, and analyzing account information—all while you maintain control over these interactions.

The demo uses:

Supporting resources:

Aan de slag​

Install Dependencies​

Open the project directory:

cd AI/solana-mcp

Then, install the dependencies:

npm install
# or
yarn
# or
pnpm install
# or
bun install

Build the Server:​

Then, build the server:

npm run build
# or
yarn build
# or
pnpm build
# or
bun build

Setup Claude Desktop​

Update your claude_desktop_config.json file with the content from example Claude desktop config. You can find instructions hier.

Make sure to update SOLANA_RPC_ENDPOINT with your Quicknode RPC endpoint. You can get one free hier.

Make sure your args pass in the absolute path to the built server (for us it is /YOUR_PATH/build/index.js).

Relaunch Claude Desktop after setting up your config file.

Now you can prompt Claude with commands like:

  • What is the Wallet balance of <wallet_address>?
  • What is the token balance of <wallet_address>?
  • What's the status of the Solana network?
Bijdragen en feedback
We horen graag wat je ervan vindt en staan open voor alle bijdragen aan deze voorbeeldapp!
Om problemen te melden of feedback te geven, maak je een GitHub-issue aan in de qn-gids-voorbeelden repository.
Volg deze stappen om een bijdrage te leveren:
  1. Maak een fork van de repository
  2. Maak een feature-branch aan:
    git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature
  3. Sla je wijzigingen op:
    git commit -m "Geweldige functie toevoegen"
  4. Pushen van je branch:
    git push origin feature/amazing-feature
  5. Dien een pull-verzoek in.
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