Retrieve current MIDL blockchain network details including chain ID, RPC URL, explorer URLs, and block height to verify connectivity and configuration.
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- Deploy smart contracts on MIDL blockchain using templates (ERC20, counter, storage), Solidity source code, or pre-compiled ABI and bytecode.
- Search for products across Swiss grocery chains by keyword, with optional filters for price, size, and tags like organic or vegan. Returns results grouped by chain with normalized prices and promotions.AGPL 3.0
- Derive an EVM address from any Bitcoin public key using keccak256 hashing. Maps each BTC key to a unique EVM address deterministically.
- Track a Bitcoin to EVM bridge transaction. Get confirmation count, validator progress, and credit status with actionable suggestions.
- Get the Bitcoin L1 balance for a given address or the connected wallet's payment address. Returns both confirmed and unconfirmed balances.
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- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceA Model Context Protocol server for real-time Swiss grocery shopping that searches and compares products across 8 major Swiss retailers (Migros, Coop, Aldi, Denner, Lidl, Farmy, Volgshop, Otto’s), normalizes per-unit prices, surfaces promotions, computes optimal multi-store shopping plans, and works with any MCP-compatible client without API keys or accounts.Last updated724110AGPL 3.0
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FlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to interact with the MIDL blockchain, supporting smart contract deployment, balance queries, asset bridging, Bitcoin Rune management, and more through natural language.Last updated291
- Retrieve the BTC balance on the EVM layer. Provide an EVM address to query, or omit to use the connected wallet. Returns balance in wei and formatted BTC.
- Get the balance of a specific Bitcoin Rune by providing its ID. Optionally specify a Bitcoin address; otherwise uses the connected wallet's ordinals address.
- Read data from any smart contract by providing its address, ABI, and function name. Returns the function result for blockchain queries.
- Bridge ERC20 tokens back to their native Bitcoin Rune. After validator confirmation, the Runes are credited to your Bitcoin address.
- Retrieve the deterministic ERC20 contract address for any Rune by providing its ID in blockHeight:txIndex format.
- Retrieve block details including hash, timestamp, transaction count, and gas usage by specifying a block number or requesting the latest block.
- Retrieve addresses of predeployed MIDL system contracts for core protocol functions including bridging, staking, and runes.
- Retrieve the ERC20 token balance of a wallet address along with token metadata (symbol, name, decimals).
- Retrieve current Bitcoin fee rates in sat/vB for different confirmation targets to estimate transaction fees.
- Retrieve all Runes held by a Bitcoin address, defaulting to the connected wallet's ordinals address if none is specified.
- Bridge a Rune from Bitcoin to its ERC20 token on EVM. Validators confirm the transfer in about 10 minutes.
- Bridge BTC from Bitcoin to an EVM network. Deposit BTC to a multisig vault; validators process it to credit your EVM address.
- Retrieve unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) for a Bitcoin address or the connected wallet's payment address.
- Retrieve the receipt of an EVM transaction to view its status, gas used, and logs.