The MCP never holds a key and never signs. The one tool that touches a transaction takes an
already-signed one and hands it to the intent relay — your code still builds it and your wallet
still signs it.
Add it to your agent
Most clients take the same JSON:
VS Code keys servers under
servers and wants the transport named:
https://builders.sodax.com/sse for clients that do not speak streamable HTTP.
What it gives the agent
40 tools across two halves. 34 live-system tools — network and asset configuration (supported chains, chain configs, swap tokens, hub assets, relay chain-id map), intents and solver reads (quotes, orderbook, intent lookup, oracle prices), intent relay (submit and inspect packets), AMM pools and candles, money market reserves with their supply and borrow rates, user positions, partner receivers and fee summaries, and SODA supply. They cover the same public data as the HTTP API, so the agent works from today’s values rather than its training data. 6 documentation tools — search and full-page fetch over docs.sodax.com, a health check, a cache refresh, and a feedback tool so the agent can report a doc bug it hits while working.MCP or @sodax/skills?
They solve different halves of the same problem, and they compose.
Install both. Skills keep the generated code correct; the MCP keeps the values in it real.
Try it
Once it is wired, ask in plain language:“Which networks does SODAX support, and what can I swap into on Solana today?”
“Look up intent 0x… and tell me which step it failed at.”
Quotes work too, with one wrinkle worth knowing: the solver quotes hub-chain (Sonic) assets, so the
agent resolves the pair through the oracle tool first rather than passing a Solana or Base token address
straight in.
Next
AI coding agents
Install
@sodax/skills so agents write v2-correct code.Your first swap
Install → quote → execute on mainnet.
HTTP API
The same public data, callable directly.
Talk to the team
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