Hedera Mcp
Prototype and integrate Hedera Hashgraph accounts, tokens, contracts, and mirror analytics from your agent via one MCP with 73 tools.
Overview
Hedera MCP is a Build-phase MCP server that exposes 73 Hedera Hashgraph build and analytics tools to coding agents over stdio npm.
What is this MCP server?
- Build-only Hedera (Hashgraph) MCP surface for agent-driven development
- 73 tools across core Hedera services plus analytics reads (per catalog description)
- npm package @purplesquirrel/hedera-mcp v0.5.0 with stdio transport
- Network env HEDERA_NETWORK: mainnet, testnet (default), or previewnet
- Optional HEDERA_OPERATOR_ID and HEDERA_MIRROR_URL configuration without bundling private keys in the server metadata
- 73 MCP tools across Hedera core services plus analytics reads
- MCP server version 0.5.0
- npm identifier @purplesquirrel/hedera-mcp with stdio transport
What problem does it solve?
Shipping a Hedera-backed feature from an AI agent means relearning SDK calls and mirror APIs for every task instead of one MCP tool surface.
Who is it for?
Indie builders creating wallets, tokenized apps, or ledger-integrated SaaS who want agent-driven Hedera scripts on testnet first.
Skip if: Non-blockchain products, teams without key-management discipline, or production treasury moves without human review and separate custody controls.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you configure Hedera MCP, your agent can call Hedera core and analytics tools from testnet or mainnet contexts you define via environment variables.
- Agent-invokable Hedera core service operations
- Analytics read paths via configured mirror node
- Faster testnet-to-mainnet integration iteration with 73 cataloged tools
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Journey fit
Hedera wiring happens while you are building on-chain or ledger-backed product features; it is an integration shelf, not a launch or growth marketing task. Seventy-three service-scoped tools plus analytics reads are classic backend/integration work exposed to the agent through npm stdio MCP.
How it compares
Hedera-focused MCP integration with 73 tools, not a generic EVM wallet skill or manual-only Hashgraph console.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Hedera MCP for?
Solo developers and small teams building on Hedera who want Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex to invoke ledger and mirror operations through MCP.
When should I use Hedera MCP?
During Build integrations when you are creating accounts, tokens, contracts, or analytics reads on testnet or mainnet via agent-assisted workflows.
How do I add Hedera MCP to my agent?
Register the npm MCP server @purplesquirrel/hedera-mcp with stdio transport, set HEDERA_NETWORK (and optional HEDERA_OPERATOR_ID / HEDERA_MIRROR_URL), supply keys per your client’s secure pattern, then invoke the Hedera tools from your harness.