@general-liquidity/mcp

A curated MCP server that projects the General Liquidity surface as four task-shaped tools: resolve, pay, verify, and disclose. It is deliberately not a 1:1 dump of every REST endpoint, which would overrun an agent's token budget. The tool names are the surface verbs, and there is no settle or grant tool: settlement stays behind the client, and mandate granting is operator-only.

The server wraps a GeneralLiquidity client from @general-liquidity/sdk. The client is injected (dependency inversion): this package holds no settle primitive and no server implementation of its own. It signs and submits intents through the injected client; the sovereign gate decides and settles.

The four tools

• resolve — normalize any counterparty reference (A2A card, signed disclosure, CAIP) into one identity with its accepted rails and trust signals.

• pay — submit a signed Intent to move value. The gate decides; on allow it settles on the right rail and returns a Receipt.

• verify — check a counterparty's signed disclosure against policy and return a Decision.

• disclose — produce this agent's own signed disclosure: what it is and what it is authorized to do.

Related MCP server: AgentPay

Adding it to an agent host

createMcpServer returns an unconnected McpServer. You wire the client and a transport (stdio / HTTP) at your composition root:

import { createMcpServer } from "@general-liquidity/mcp";
import { createClient } from "@general-liquidity/sdk";
import { StdioServerTransport } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/stdio.js";

const client = createClient({ baseUrl, signer }); // any GeneralLiquidity impl
const server = createMcpServer(client, { name: "gl", version: "1.0.0" });

await server.connect(new StdioServerTransport());

Point your agent host (Claude Desktop, an IDE MCP client, or any stdio MCP host) at the process running that entry point.

What it exports

• createMcpServer / McpServerOptions — build the curated MCP server over an injected client.

• buildTools / ToolDef / ToolResult — the tool set and its call-result shape, exported separately so tests can assert registration and delegation with a fake client and no transport.

• TOOL_NAMES — the four exposed tool names.

Dependencies

• @general-liquidity/sdk — supplies the GeneralLiquidity client type and the wire nouns (Intent, Disclosure, Counterparty, Receipt, Decision).

• @modelcontextprotocol/sdk — the MCP McpServer.

• zod — tool input schemas.

Development

bun install
bunx tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.json
bun test
bunx biome check .