/// access oasis. natural language. infinite possibilities.
The MCP Server brings 60+ powerful tools directly to Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP-compatible IDEs, enabling natural language interaction with OASIS, OpenSERV, and STAR platforms. Mint NFTs, manage wallets, generate smart contracts, and discover AI agents, all through conversation.
Traditional development requires switching between documentation, API clients, and your IDE. The MCP Server eliminates this friction by bringing all OASIS capabilities directly into your development workflow. Ask your IDE to mint an NFT, create a wallet, or generate a smart contract, and it happens instantly through the MCP protocol.
Mint, transfer, and manage NFTs across all supported blockchains. Query collections, retrieve metadata, and manage cross-chain NFT operations through natural language commands.
Create wallets for Solana, Ethereum, and 50+ other blockchains. Send transactions, check balances, and manage multi-chain assets directly from your IDE.
Generate, compile, and deploy smart contracts for Ethereum, Solana, and Radix. Specify requirements in natural language and receive production-ready contract code.
Discover and interact with AI agents through the A2A Protocol and SERV infrastructure. Delegate tasks, request services, and orchestrate multi-agent workflows.
Manage avatars, query karma scores, and access identity data across Web2 and Web3 platforms. Unified identity operations through simple commands.
Interact with Solana and Ethereum blockchains directly via RPC endpoints. Query balances, send transactions, and retrieve transaction details without leaving your IDE.
Install the MCP Server from source in three steps. Configure your IDE, restart, and start using natural language commands. NPM package installation coming soon.
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/NextGenSoftwareUK/OASIS.git
cd OASIS/MCP
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Build the server
npm run build
# Note: NPM package coming soon!
# Future: npm install -g @oasis-unified/mcp-server// Cursor: ~/.cursor/mcp.json
// VS Code: .vscode/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"oasis-unified": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/absolute/path/to/OASIS/MCP/dist/index.js"],
"env": {
"OASIS_API_URL": "https://api.oasisplatform.world",
"OASIS_MCP_LICENSE_KEY": "your-license-key"
}
}
}
}
// Important: Use absolute path to dist/index.js
// Get path: cd OASIS/MCP && pwd// Restart your IDE completely, then ask:
"Check the OASIS API health status"
// Or:
"List all available OASIS tools"
// If it works, you're ready to go!
// Troubleshooting:
// - Check Cursor logs: View → Output → MCP
// - Verify path is absolute in mcp.json
// - Ensure OASIS API is accessible
Coming Soon: NPM package installation will be available soon.
For now, install from source. Once published, you'll be able to install with
npm install -g @oasis-unified/mcp-server.
View on GitHub
Quickly prototype blockchain applications by asking your IDE to mint NFTs, create wallets, or generate smart contracts. Focus on your application logic while MCP handles the infrastructure.
Automate repetitive blockchain operations through natural language. Create scripts that interact with OASIS APIs without writing boilerplate code or managing authentication.
Seamlessly integrate OASIS, OpenSERV, and STAR platforms into your development workflow. Access all capabilities through a single interface without context switching.
Choose the plan that fits your development needs. MCP Server uses the same subscription as the OASIS API: same limits, same features, accessed through your IDE.
Request your license key to begin using the MCP Server. No credit card required for the Free tier.
What happens next?
Your license key will be sent to your email within minutes. Once received, add it to your MCP configuration
file and restart your IDE. The 14-Day Trial and Free tier require no payment information.
Start with the trial to experience all features, then choose a plan that fits your needs.
Note: MCP Server uses the same subscription as the OASIS API.
Your subscription works for both direct API access and MCP Server access: same limits, same features.