Tychi Mcp
@TychiWallet
About Tychi Mcp
Give your AI agent a wallet it can actually use. Tychi MCP plugs into Cursor, Claude Desktop, OpenClaw, and any stdio MCP host — onboard, create, import, and switch wallets with fast direct tools, then balance checks, sends, and policy-gated payments through tyi_chat. Keys live e
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"tychi": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@tychilabs/tyi-mcp@beta"
],
"env": {
"TYI_PASSWORD": "<keystore-password-after-tyi_onboard>",
"TYCHI_BRAIN_URL": "http://hosted_brain.tychilabs.com"
}
}
}
}Tools
9**First** — intent → tool map
Session start — ready? what's missing?
Field schema before onboard
First setup or LLM-only setup
New wallet by name
Import mnemonic or privkey (EVM / Solana / Sui)
Change active wallet
Wipe `~/.tyi` (`confirm: true`)
Balance, send, pay, transfer, policy, limits
Overview
What is Tychi Mcp?
Tychi Mcp is an agent-native MCP server that gives an AI agent a wallet—enabling onboarding, holding funds, sending, and paying under policy. It provides fast direct tools for wallet setup and operations, with private keys encrypted in ~/.tyi on the operator's machine and a hosted brain that parses intent and routes the LLM; signing never leaves the device.
How to use Tychi Mcp?
Install via npx -y @tychilabs/tyi-mcp@beta and configure the MCP host with the TYI_PASSWORD (set after onboarding) and optionally TYCHI_BRAIN_URL. The agent must follow a mandatory flow: first call tyi_route, then tyi_status to check readiness, then either a direct tool (onboard/create/import/switch/reset) for fast operations or tyi_chat for balance/sends/payments/policy. Never call tyi_chat when tyi_status.ready is false.
Key features of Tychi Mcp
- Intent‑to‑tool routing via
tyi_route(avoids slow misuse oftyi_chat) - Readiness gate
tyi_statusbefore any wallet action - Onboarding tools:
tyi_onboardandtyi_onboard_schema - Wallet lifecycle: create, import (mnemonic/privkey), and switch wallets
- Policy caps on spending enforced before signing
- Local signing – private keys always on the operator machine
- Gasless routing via UGF payment rails for cross‑chain settlement
- Local audit log in
~/.tyiand reset capability (tyi_reset)
Use cases of Tychi Mcp
- Allow an AI agent to hold and manage cryptocurrency funds under a configurable policy
- Enable agents to perform on‑chain payments, transfers, and balance checks securely
- Onboard an agent wallet for the first time with a password and LLM provider API key
- Import an existing wallet from a mnemonic or private key (EVM, Solana, Sui)
- Operate multiple wallets from a single keystore and switch between them
FAQ from Tychi Mcp
How does Tychi Mcp keep private keys secure?
Private keys are encrypted and stored in ~/.tyi on the operator’s machine; signing operations never leave the device. The hosted brain only routes LLM intent, not private material.
What dependencies or runtime does Tychi Mcp need?
It runs as a Node.js MCP server via npx and requires a hosted brain URL (default http://hosted_brain.tychilabs.com) and a keystore password set in the environment after onboarding. No additional runtime is needed beyond Node.js.
Where does Tychi Mcp store data?
All local data—encrypted keystore, audit logs, wallet configurations—is stored in the user‑specified directory (default ~/.tyi). The hosted brain does not persist wallet keys.
What transports and authentication does Tychi Mcp support?
The server uses the MCP stdio transport. Authentication is via a keystore password (TYI_PASSWORD or KEYSTORE_PASSWORD) set in the MCP host environment after the onboarding step.
What are the known limits of Tychi Mcp?
tyi_chat is slower than direct tools and must only be used for balance, sends, payments, policy, limits, and history. Direct tools (onboard, create, import, switch, reset) should be used for all other wallet operations. The agent must never call tyi_chat when the status is not ready.
Frequently asked questions
How does Tychi Mcp keep private keys secure?
Private keys are encrypted and stored in `~/.tyi` on the operator’s machine; signing operations never leave the device. The hosted brain only routes LLM intent, not private material.
What dependencies or runtime does Tychi Mcp need?
It runs as a Node.js MCP server via `npx` and requires a hosted brain URL (default `http://hosted_brain.tychilabs.com`) and a keystore password set in the environment after onboarding. No additional runtime is needed beyond Node.js.
Where does Tychi Mcp store data?
All local data—encrypted keystore, audit logs, wallet configurations—is stored in the user‑specified directory (default `~/.tyi`). The hosted brain does not persist wallet keys.
What transports and authentication does Tychi Mcp support?
The server uses the MCP stdio transport. Authentication is via a keystore password (`TYI_PASSWORD` or `KEYSTORE_PASSWORD`) set in the MCP host environment after the onboarding step.
What are the known limits of Tychi Mcp?
`tyi_chat` is slower than direct tools and must only be used for balance, sends, payments, policy, limits, and history. Direct tools (onboard, create, import, switch, reset) should be used for all other wallet operations. The agent must never call `tyi_chat` when the status is not ready.
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