Tenderly Mcp
Let your coding agent simulate transactions, debug reverts, and test smart contracts across many EVM networks before you deploy or ship fixes.
Overview
co.tenderly/tenderly-mcp is an MCP server for the Ship phase that connects AI assistants to Tenderly for simulating, debugging, and testing on 100+ networks.
What is this MCP server?
- Streamable HTTP MCP remote at mcp.tenderly.co—no local node required
- Simulate, debug, and test workflows aimed at blockchain and smart-contract development
- Coverage described for 100+ blockchain networks in server metadata
- Fits agent-driven investigation of failed txs and contract behavior
- MCP integration layer on top of Tenderly—not a Solidity authoring skill
- Server version 1.0.1
- Described support for 100+ networks
- Single streamable HTTP remote: https://mcp.tenderly.co/mcp
What problem does it solve?
Debugging failed contract calls across many chains is slow when your agent cannot reach a real simulation and tracing backend.
Who is it for?
Indie Web3 builders who already use Tenderly and want agents in the test-and-debug loop before mainnet deploys.
Skip if: Teams with no on-chain product, no Tenderly account, or needs limited to non-EVM stacks without Tenderly coverage.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you register the remote MCP endpoint, your agent can drive Tenderly-backed simulate and debug steps as part of your pre-ship testing routine.
- Agent-callable Tenderly simulate and debug flows via MCP
- Faster iteration on test scenarios across many described networks
- Clearer failure analysis to feed human ship decisions
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Journey fit
Canonical shelf is Ship because Tenderly’s core value is pre-mainnet simulation, debugging, and test coverage—not writing contracts from scratch. Testing is the best fit for network simulation and failure analysis that blocks a safe release.
How it compares
Remote Tenderly MCP integration for simulation and debugging—not an agent skill that writes or audits Solidity by itself.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is co.tenderly/tenderly-mcp for?
Solo blockchain and full-stack builders who ship smart contracts and want MCP-connected agents to help with Tenderly simulation and debugging.
When should I use co.tenderly/tenderly-mcp?
Use it during Ship when you are validating behavior, reproducing reverts, or testing across multiple networks before production deployment.
How do I add co.tenderly/tenderly-mcp to my agent?
Add the streamable HTTP remote https://mcp.tenderly.co/mcp in your MCP client config per Skillselion’s MCP setup guide, using any auth Tenderly requires for your account.