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Chain.Love MCP

Chain.Love MCP

github.com/Chain-LoveFrameworks & SDKs2Updated 28w ago

About Chain.Love MCP

Chain.Love MCP is a hosted remote MCP server providing AI agents a single integration point to discover and compare Web3 infrastructure services across 50+ blockchain networks. Covers categories including RPCs, indexing, oracles, storage, and developer tools.

Key features

  1. 01Web3 infrastructure aggregation across 50+ blockchains
  2. 02Hosted remote server access
  3. 03Infrastructure service categorization

Use cases

  1. 01AI agents discover Web3 development tools
  2. 02Compare multi-chain infrastructure services
  3. 03Manage private MCP credentials

MCP support

Chain.Love MCP operates as a hosted remote MCP server, exposing Web3 infrastructure discovery and comparison functionality to MCP clients via a single HTTPS endpoint.

Details

From the project README

Chain.Love MCP

Hosted MCP gateway for AI agents to discover and compare Web3 infrastructure services across 50+ blockchain networks through a single remote endpoint.

Overview

This repository is the public entrypoint for Chain.Love MCP. It is intentionally lightweight and exists to provide clear metadata, documentation, and registry-facing references for the product.

Chain.Love MCP is a hosted remote MCP server and gateway operated by Chain.Love. It gives AI agents a single integration surface for discovering and comparing Web3 infrastructure services across 50+ blockchain networks, including categories such as RPCs, indexing, oracles, storage, compute, developer tools, and related infrastructure.

The product is positioned as both an MCP gateway and an aggregator. This repository does not contain the production implementation or a local self-hosted package. Instead, it serves as a clean public landing point for GitHub visitors, MCP registries, directories, reviewers, and users evaluating the hosted service.

This repository exists so that:

  • GitHub visitors can quickly understand the product
  • MCP registries and directories have a stable public repository to reference
  • reviewers can verify endpoint, transport, and documentation links
  • users arriving from listings have a clear path to official onboarding material

The live production implementation is maintained in a private codebase.

Key Capabilities

  • Hosted MCP gateway for AI agents
  • Single remote entrypoint for agents to discover and compare Web3 infrastructure services across 50+ blockchain networks using the Chain.Love Web3 registry
  • Covers categories such as RPCs, indexing, oracles, storage, compute, developer tools, and related infrastructure
  • Product-facing access through one hosted endpoint rather than a local package in this repository

Public Links

Quick Start

Chain.Love MCP is intended to be consumed as a remote hosted MCP server.

  • Hosted endpoint: https://app.chain.love/mcp
  • Transport: Streamable HTTP

Add Chain.Love MCP to your MCP client configuration using the hosted gateway URL.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "chainlove-gateway": {
      "url": "https://app.chain.love/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Use the hosted gateway URL in your MCP client and add downstream credentials only when a private MCP requires them, using x-chainlove-cred-<credentialKey> headers.

To understand which header name you need, open the open-source registry file mcpservers.csv or browse the UI at https://app.chain.love/toolbox/mcpservers, choose the MCP server you want, and check its credentialKey value.

Generic private MCP credential pattern:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "chainlove-gateway": {
      "url": "https://app.chain.love/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "x-chainlove-cred-<credentialKey>": "<credentialValue>"
      }
    }
  }
}

Example: GitHub MCP

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "chainlove-gateway": {
      "url": "https://app.chain.love/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "x-chainlove-cred-github": "<GITHUB_TOKEN>"
      }
    }
  }
}

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