Enables interaction with Ethereum-compatible smart contracts using their ABI, allowing querying of contract state (view/pure functions) and execution of state-changing transactions (write functions) on blockchain networks.
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@MCP-ABIcheck my ERC20 token balance for address 0x123..."
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
π ABI MCP Server
π Overview
The ABI MCP Server enables AI agents to interact with any Ethereum-compatible smart contract using its ABI (Application Binary Interface). This server dynamically generates MCP tools from contract ABIs, allowing seamless interaction with any smart contract without requiring custom tool implementations.
By implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP), this server allows Large Language Models (LLMs) to read contract state, execute transactions, and interact with decentralized applications directly through their context window.
β¨ Features
Dynamic Tool Generation: Automatically creates MCP tools from any contract ABI at runtime.
Read Functions: Query contract state (view/pure functions) without sending transactions.
Write Functions: Execute state-changing transactions with wallet signing support.
Multi-Chain Support: Works with any EVM-compatible blockchain via configurable RPC endpoints.
Type-Safe Interactions: Validates function arguments against ABI specifications.
π¦ Installation
π Using npx (Recommended)
To use this server without installing it globally:
π§ Build from Source
β‘ Running with an MCP Client
Add the following configuration to your MCP client settings (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json).
π Minimal Configuration
βοΈ Advanced Configuration (Local Build)
π Configuration (Environment Variables)
Variable | Required | Description | Default |
| Yes | JSON string representation of the contract's ABI | - |
| Yes | The deployed contract address on the blockchain | - |
| No | Friendly name for the contract (used as tool name prefix) |
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| For writes | Private key for signing transactions (required for write functions) | - |
| No | Blockchain network chain ID |
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| No | Custom RPC endpoint URL | Default for chain |
π‘ Usage Examples
π Read Contract State
"Check the token balance of wallet 0xabc..."
"What is the total supply of this token?"
"Get the allowance for spender 0x123... from owner 0x456..."
π Execute Transactions
"Transfer 100 tokens to address 0xabc..."
"Approve 0x123... to spend 1000 tokens"
"Mint a new NFT to wallet 0xdef..."
π Contract Analysis
"What functions are available on this contract?"
"Show me all the read functions I can call"
"What parameters does the transfer function require?"
π οΈ MCP Tools
Tools are dynamically generated based on the provided contract ABI. Each function in the ABI becomes an MCP tool:
Read Functions (view/pure): Tools prefixed with contract name (e.g.,
erc20_balanceOf,erc20_totalSupply)Write Functions: Tools for state-changing operations (e.g.,
erc20_transfer,erc20_approve)
Example tool names for an ERC20 contract with CONTRACT_NAME=ERC20:
erc20_balanceOf- Query token balanceerc20_transfer- Transfer tokenserc20_approve- Approve spendingerc20_allowance- Check allowance
Note: Tools are generated dynamically based on the loaded contract ABI. The tool names follow the pattern
{contractname}_{functionname}.
Dynamic Tool Generation
When you load a contract ABI, tools are automatically created for each function in the ABI:
Read functions become query tools (no gas required)
Write functions become execution tools (requires wallet)
Common Parameters
All generated tools accept the same parameter schema:
Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
| array | No |
| Function arguments as an array. Example: |
Example Generated Tools
If you load an ERC-20 token contract named "USDC", the following tools would be generated:
usdc_name- Query the token nameusdc_symbol- Query the token symbolusdc_decimals- Query token decimalsusdc_totalSupply- Query total token supplyusdc_balanceOf- Query balance of an addressusdc_transfer- Transfer tokens to an addressusdc_approve- Approve spending allowanceusdc_transferFrom- Transfer tokens on behalf of another address
Tool Response Format
Read Functions:
Write Functions:
π¨βπ» Development
ποΈ Build Project
ποΈ Development Mode (Watch)
β Linting & Formatting
π Project Structure
src/tools/: Tool generation logicsrc/services/: Contract interaction servicesrc/lib/: Shared utilitiessrc/index.ts: Server entry point
π Resources
β οΈ Disclaimer
This tool interacts with blockchain smart contracts and can execute real transactions. Store private keys securely and never commit them to version control. Always test interactions on testnets before mainnet deployment. Trading and interacting with smart contracts involves risk.