Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about TON Access MCP Server

Q: What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)? A: MCP is an open standard developed by Anthropic for enabling applications to provide context, tools, and prompts to Large Language Models (LLMs). It’s a client-server architecture that allows LLM applications to access external data sources.

Q: What does the TON Access MCP Server do? A: The TON Access MCP Server implements the MCP specification for the TON blockchain. It allows AI applications to access and interact with the TON blockchain, providing context to LLMs for blockchain-related tasks.

Q: Which blockchain networks are supported by TON Access MCP Server? A: It supports both the TON mainnet and testnet.

Q: Which RPC protocols are compatible with the TON Access MCP Server? A: The server supports TonCenter HTTP API v2 and TonHub HTTP API v4.

Q: What tools are available through the TON Access MCP Server? A: Available tools include: ton.getBalance, ton.getTransaction, ton.getBlock, ton.callGetter, ton.getMasterchainInfo, and ton.getAccountState.

Q: How does the TON Access MCP Server ensure high availability? A: It uses multiple nodes for decentralized access and performs health checks to select healthy nodes. It also uses a weighted random algorithm for load balancing.

Q: Where can I find the documentation for the TON Access MCP Server? A: Documentation is located in the docs directory of the repository.

Q: What license is the TON Access MCP Server released under? A: It is licensed under the MIT License.

Q: How does UBOS relate to the TON Access MCP Server? A: UBOS is a full-stack AI Agent Development Platform that integrates seamlessly with the TON Access MCP Server, allowing users to develop and deploy AI Agents for interacting with the TON blockchain.

Q: Can I use my own LLM model with the TON Access MCP Server on UBOS? A: Yes, UBOS allows you to build custom AI Agents using your own LLM models in conjunction with the TON Access MCP Server.

Q: Is the TON Access MCP Server suitable for production environments? A: Yes, it’s designed as a production-ready implementation of the MCP standard.