MCP Servers
Model Context Protocols (MCPs) for the IXO ecosystem
Model Context Protocols (MCPs) enable Large Language Model (LLM) agents to safely interact with IXO ecosystem services through specialized server interfaces.
Secure Access
Controlled access to IXO services with robust security mechanisms
Standardized APIs
Consistent API patterns across all MCP server types
Architecture Overview
MCP servers act as secure gateways between AI agents and IXO services:
Blockchain
Access on-chain data and transactions via MultiClient SDK
Matrix
Secure communication within decentralized messaging infrastructure
Applications
Integration with user-facing applications like IXO Portal
Security Model
Each MCP server implements three core security components:
Decentralized Identity (DID)
Secure, blockchain-verified agent identities
UCAN Tokens
User Controlled Authorization Network credentials for authentication
Capability Based Access Control
Fine-grained permissions for resource access
Available Servers
Access IXO blockchain functionality:
- Query on-chain data and entity states
- Submit authorized transactions
- Monitor blockchain events
- Access MultiClient SDK features
Access IXO blockchain functionality:
- Query on-chain data and entity states
- Submit authorized transactions
- Monitor blockchain events
- Access MultiClient SDK features
Enable secure, decentralized communication:
- Manage encrypted rooms
- Send/receive messages
- Access federated storage
- Handle real-time events
Interact with Impact Oracle services:
- Submit verification data
- Access verification results
- Query measurements
- Participate in consensus
Integrate with user applications:
- Access app state
- Handle user interactions
- Manage UI updates
- Process app events
Provide AI support services:
- Handle user queries
- Access knowledge bases
- Manage support flows
- Coordinate with agents
Integration Guides
Blockchain Integration
Connect AI agents to the IXO blockchain
Matrix Integration
Enable secure agent communication
Oracle Integration
Access Impact Oracle services
Client Integration
Integrate with IXO applications
For detailed API references and example implementations, visit the API Documentation.
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