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"Deno" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve on-chain bank module metadata (name, symbol, decimals) for a native denomination on Initia L1 or L2. Uses chain name, denom, and optional network. For contract tokens, use token_info instead.
    Apache 2.0
  • Classify a token denomination string into its type: native, ibc, evm, move, cw20, factory, or l2, enabling token identification across blockchain ecosystems.
    Apache 2.0
  • Given an intent and optional product hint, searches all four DERO products concurrently, boosts hinted product scores, and returns ranked recommendations with rationale and ready-to-cite related docs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full plain-text content and headings of a DERO documentation page using its slug. Supports pagination for long pages and optional product disambiguation.
    MIT

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  • Search the DERO documentation index across derod, tela, hologram, and deropay to find authoritative answers or citations for DERO questions.
    MIT
  • Build a forged DERO proof string for any transaction, ring slot, and amount to show that explorer 'Verified ✓' status reflects local math, not chain consensus. Use alternative amounts to refute claims of minted coins.
    MIT
  • Analyze any DERO smart contract: decode functions, state variables, and balances, then get a plain-language explanation and relevant documentation references.
    MIT
  • Decode any DERO bech32 address or proof string into its constituent parts, including network, public key, and embedded RPC arguments. For proof strings, identifies the blinder point and interprets transfer values.
    MIT
  • Get current DERO blockchain state including height, difficulty, version, network, mempool size, and total supply without any input. Use as first step for chain-state investigations or sync-health checks.
    MIT
  • Trace a DERO transaction by hash to check its confirmation status, classify its kind (contract install, transfer, coinbase), and extract smart contract surface for contract installs.
    MIT
  • Estimate compute and storage gas costs for DERO transactions, contract deployments, or contract invocations before submitting to the network. Use this pre-flight check to size fees accurately.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a complete block (header, miner tx, txs) using its height or hash. Use for inspecting block content or confirming transaction inclusion.
    MIT
  • Check DERO node health and sync status by running a composite of ping, info, height, and mempool checks. Returns a narrative health report with status signals and related documentation.
    MIT
  • Audits a DERO chain artifact (block, transaction, or proof) and returns a verdict on whether it is a known false claim, along with on-chain facts, decoded proof, narrative, and rebuttal citations.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current block header metadata including hash, height, timestamp, and difficulty. Use this to access tip block information without full transaction data.
    MIT