Provides oracle validation capabilities through Chainlink price feeds to verify destination amounts and ensure accurate price data for cross-chain bridge operations
Enables cross-chain bridging operations to and from Ethereum Mainnet, supporting ERC-20 token transfers with gasless approvals and transaction building capabilities
🌉 Arbitrum Bridge MCP Server
The most advanced cross-chain bridge tooling for AI agents - featuring intent-based bridging, multi-protocol intelligence, and production-grade security.
🚀 Breakthrough Features
🧠 Intent-Based Bridging
- Natural Language Interface: "Bridge 100 USDC to Ethereum with low fees"
- Smart Protocol Selection: AI compares Across vs Stargate routes automatically
- Execution Planning: Complete transaction workflows with optimal parameters
⚡ Multi-Protocol Intelligence
- Across Protocol: Fast, secure bridging with UMA optimistic oracle
- Stargate V2: Credit-based bridging across 6+ chains
- Unified Interface: One API for multiple bridge protocols
🔒 Advanced Security
- Oracle Validation: Chainlink price feeds verify destination amounts
- Permit Integration: EIP-2612 & Permit2 for gasless approvals
- Slippage Protection: Dynamic slippage calculation with deadline enforcement
- MEV Protection: Built-in safeguards against front-running
📊 Production Metrics
- ✅ 18+ Production-Ready Tools
- ✅ 1,547 lines of TypeScript
- ✅ Comprehensive Testing Suite
- ✅ Professional Documentation
- ✅ Multiple Demo Interfaces
🛠 Quick Start
Prerequisites
- Node.js 18+
- pnpm or npm
- Arbitrum RPC access
Installation
MCP Inspector Integration
🎯 Core Tools
Bridge Operations
list_routes
- Discover available bridge routesestimate_bridge_quote
- Get bridge quotes with feesbuild_bridge_tx
- Create unsigned bridge transactions
Stargate V2 Integration
list_stargate_pools
- Available liquidity poolsget_stargate_credit
- Check available bridge creditsget_stargate_quote
- Get Stargate-specific quotesbuild_stargate_bridge_tx
- Create Stargate transactions
Intent-Based Bridging
process_bridge_intent
- Natural language → Optimized transactions
Security & Validation
get_oracle_price
- Chainlink oracle pricesvalidate_dest_quote_against_oracle
- Price validationcompute_min_destination_amount
- Slippage protectioncompute_deadline
- Transaction deadline calculation
Approval Management
build_approval_tx
- Standard ERC-20 approvalsbuild_eip2612_permit
- Gasless permit signaturesbuild_permit2_permit
- Uniswap Permit2 integration
🧪 Testing & Demo
CLI Showcase (Recommended)
Best for reviewers - Comprehensive demonstration of all features.
Interactive Web Demo
Opens http://localhost:3002
with click-to-test interface.
MCP Inspector
Professional MCP client for detailed tool inspection.
🏗 Architecture
Transport Layer
- STDIO: Direct MCP client integration
- HTTP SSE: Web-based MCP clients
- Dual Mode: Both transports simultaneously
Security-First Design
- Zod Validation: Strict input/output schemas
- Oracle Integration: Real-time price validation
- Permit Support: Gasless approval workflows
- No Signing: Only unsigned transaction artifacts
Multi-Protocol Support
- Across Protocol: Optimistic oracle bridging
- Stargate V2: LayerZero-based credit system
- Extensible: Easy to add new protocols
🌐 Supported Networks
- Arbitrum One (Primary): Chain ID 42161
- Ethereum Mainnet: Chain ID 1
- Extensible: Framework supports additional chains
📈 Example Workflows
Intent-Based Bridge
Multi-Protocol Comparison
🏆 Arbitrum Trailblazer Fund 2.0
This project represents a significant advancement in DeFi tooling:
- First Intent-Based Bridge Interface in the ecosystem
- Multi-Protocol Intelligence for optimal routing
- Production-Ready Security with oracle validation
- Comprehensive Documentation and testing
- Extensible Architecture for future protocols
📝 License
MIT License - See LICENSE file for details.
🤝 Contributing
Contributions welcome! Please read our contributing guidelines and submit pull requests.
Built for the Arbitrum Ecosystem 🚀 Powered by AI Intelligence 🧠 Secured by Oracles 🔒
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Enables AI agents to perform cross-chain bridging operations using natural language intents, with support for multiple protocols (Across, Stargate) and advanced security features like oracle validation and slippage protection. Provides comprehensive bridging tools including quote estimation, transaction building, and approval management across Arbitrum and Ethereum networks.