Printr
Let your agent create, discover, and track cross-chain tokens through Printr without hand-rolling every chain API.
Overview
Printr MCP is a MCP server for the Build phase that lets agents create, discover, and track tokens across chains using Printr’s @printr/mcp stdio server.
What is this MCP server?
- npm package @printr/mcp v0.4.1 with stdio MCP transport
- Tools to create, discover, and track tokens across chains via Printr
- Optional PRINTR_API_KEY plus default public AI-integration key fallback
- OPENROUTER_API_KEY enables printr_generate_image and auto image generation
- Optional EVM_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY and SVM_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY for autonomous signing
- Package @printr/mcp version 0.4.1 (stdio)
- Environment hooks: PRINTR_API_KEY, OPENROUTER_API_KEY, EVM_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY, SVM_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY
- Default image model documented as google/gemini-2.5-flash-image when OpenRouter is used
Community signal: 2 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Cross-chain token launches force you to hop between explorers, launchpads, and wallets while your agent cannot see Printr state.
Who is it for?
Crypto-native solo builders already using Printr who want agent automation for token metadata, discovery, and launch steps.
Skip if: Non-crypto SaaS founders or anyone unwilling to manage private keys and compliance risk.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can query and drive Printr token lifecycle actions from one MCP session with optional signing and image tooling.
- Agent-callable Printr create, discover, and track operations
- Optional generated token imagery when OpenRouter is configured
Recommended MCP Servers
Journey fit
Token launch tooling is implemented as agent-facing integrations while you are building crypto or on-chain product features. Printr exposes chain APIs and signing hooks—canonical placement is agent tooling integrations, not day-two ops monitoring.
How it compares
Printr-specific token lifecycle MCP, not a general DeFi portfolio or exchange integration.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Printr MCP for?
Developers and indie on-chain builders who use Printr and want MCP-enabled agents to create, discover, and track tokens across supported chains.
When should I use Printr MCP?
Use it while building or iterating on token-backed products when you need Printr APIs and optional autonomous signing inside your agent workflow.
How do I add Printr MCP to my agent?
Install @printr/mcp v0.4.1, configure stdio in your MCP client, set PRINTR_API_KEY if needed, and only add wallet and OpenRouter keys when you accept signing and image-generation risk.