Safe MCP Server: Real-Time Mirroring & Military Security

Safe MCP Server ensures real-time mirroring and military-grade security, safeguarding mission-critical operations with zero downtime.

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About Safe MCP Server

What is Safe MCP Server: Real-Time Mirroring & Military Security?

Safe MCP Server is a specialized implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed to interact with Safe smart contract wallets. It provides real-time transaction mirroring and employs military-grade security measures to ensure data integrity and confidentiality. This server acts as a bridge between developers and Safe's ecosystem, enabling seamless querying and processing of blockchain transactions on platforms like Ethereum.

How to Use Safe MCP Server: Real-Time Mirroring & Military Security?

Getting started is straightforward. First, install the package via npm:

npm install

Next, build and start the server with:

npm run build && npm start

By default, it connects to the Safe Transaction API mainnet. To customize the endpoint (e.g., for testnets), set the SAFE_API_URL environment variable:

SAFE_API_URL=https://safe-transaction-goerli.safe.global/api/v1 npm start

Safe MCP Server Features

Key Features of Safe MCP Server: Real-Time Mirroring & Military Security?

At its core, the server offers:

Real-Time Transaction Mirroring: Instantly fetch and track all transactions linked to a Safe wallet address.
Multisig Transaction Details: Retrieve granular data for specific multisig transactions using their hashes.
Transaction Data Decoding: Simplify complex transaction data into human-readable formats via Safe API integration.
Secure Configuration: Military-grade security protocols ensure data protection, with optional endpoint customization for added flexibility.

Use Cases of Safe MCP Server: Real-Time Mirroring & Military Security?

Developers and businesses can leverage this tool for:

DeFi Portfolio Management: Monitor and analyze transactions across decentralized finance platforms in real time.
NFT Governance: Track ownership transfers and metadata changes for high-value NFTs.
Multi-Signature Audits: Validate and review multi-signature approvals for critical corporate or institutional transactions.
Security Compliance: Automatically log and analyze transactions to meet regulatory standards for blockchain operations.

Safe MCP Server FAQ

FAQ from Safe MCP Server: Real-Time Mirroring & Military Security?

Q: Can I use this server on testnets?

Absolutely! Just override the default API endpoint using the SAFE_API_URL variable. For example, Goerli testnet is supported out of the box.

Q: How do I decode raw transaction data?

Use the decodeTransactionData tool, providing the transaction data and optional contract address. The server handles the rest!

Q: Is configuration mandatory?

Nope! The server runs on mainnet by default. Configure only if you need to switch networks or tweak security settings.

Content

Safe MCP Server

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementation for interacting with Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe) smart contract wallets.

Features

Query Safe transactions for any Safe address
Get multisig transaction details
Decode transaction data
Safe API integration

Installation

npm install

Usage

npm run build
npm start

No configuration is required - the server uses the Safe Transaction API mainnet endpoint by default.

Available Tools

getSafeTransactions

Get all transactions for any Safe address. The Safe address is determined by the LLM at runtime based on the context of the conversation.

// Example tool call
getSafeTransactions({
  address: "0x123...", // Safe address determined by LLM
  limit: 100, // optional
  offset: 0, // optional
});

getMultisigTransaction

Get details of a specific multisig transaction.

getMultisigTransaction({
  safeTxHash: "0x456...", // Transaction hash to query
});

decodeTransactionData

Decode transaction data using Safe API.

decodeTransactionData({
  data: "0x789...", // Transaction data to decode
  to: "0xabc...", // Optional contract address
});

Configuration (Optional)

By default, the server uses the Safe Transaction API mainnet endpoint:

https://safe-transaction-mainnet.safe.global/api/v1

If you need to use a different endpoint (e.g., for testnet), you can set it via environment variable:

SAFE_API_URL=https://safe-transaction-goerli.safe.global/api/v1 npm start

Development

npm run dev

License

MIT