safe-mcp-server
The Safe MCP Server is an implementation of an MCP server for interacting with Gnosis Safe smart contract wallets. It allows users to query transactions, retrieve details of multisig transactions, and decode transaction data through API integration. It is easy to use with no configuration required.
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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
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