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Dexe

MCP server for the DeXe Protocol — full DAO operations coverage: deploy DAOs, build every proposal type, IPFS metadata, stake/vote/delegate/execute/claim calldata. Plus dev tooling (build/test/introspect/decode).

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About Dexe

Dexe is an MCP server in the RAG category: mCP server for the DeXe Protocol — full DAO operations coverage: deploy DAOs, build every proposal type, IPFS metadata, stake/vote/delegate/execute/claim calldata. Plus dev tooling (build/test/introspect/decode). It has been installed 0 times through Conduid.

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npx -y dexe-mcp

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README

dexe-mcp

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MCP server that gives AI agents full DeXe Protocol DAO operations coverage — deploy DAOs, build any of the 33 proposal types the DeXe UI exposes, upload metadata to IPFS, stake/delegate/vote/execute/claim. Plus dev tooling: build/test/lint, contract introspection, ABI-aware calldata decoding.

Two write modes, calldata-default. Every write tool returns a ready-to-sign TxPayload = { to, data, value, chainId, description } that the agent's wallet (MetaMask, Safe, hardware, etc.) signs and submits — no key in the MCP. Power users who want the server to sign and broadcast can opt in by setting DEXE_PRIVATE_KEY; that unlocks dexe_tx_send, dexe_tx_status, and the auto-broadcast branch of dexe_proposal_create / dexe_proposal_vote_and_execute. Default stays calldata-only.

125 tools across 14 groups. Call dexe_proposal_catalog at runtime for the full proposal-type map, or browse the catalog below.

End-to-end coverage. Every proposal-builder tool ships with a swarm-test scenario that exercises it on BSC testnet. Latest pass: 41/41 scenarios green, ~200 broadcasts validated against two fixture DAOs (Glacier 50%-quorum + Sentinel 5%-quorum-with-validators). See Swarm test harness below.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js ≥ 20 with a working npm (node --version and npm --version must both succeed).
  • Git — only needed the first time a build tool runs, to clone DeXe-Protocol. Skippable if you point DEXE_PROTOCOL_PATH at an existing checkout.

Install

npm install -g dexe-mcp

Register the server with your MCP client (.mcp.json, claude_desktop_config.json, etc.):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dexe": {
      "command": "dexe-mcp"
    }
  }
}

If your client can't spawn the bare dexe-mcp command directly (a known issue with some MCP clients on Windows when PATH-shim resolution is involved), point it at the installed script via Node:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dexe": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["<output of `npm root -g`>/dexe-mcp/dist/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

Run npm root -g to resolve the path on your machine. Restart the MCP client and the dexe_* tools will appear.

Quickstart

Minimum config to get read-only access to a BSC mainnet DAO:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dexe": {
      "command": "dexe-mcp",
      "env": {
        "DEXE_RPC_URL": "https://bsc-dataseed.binance.org",
        "DEXE_CHAIN_ID": "56"
      }
    }
  }
}

Add DEXE_PINATA_JWT for IPFS uploads, DEXE_BACKEND_API_URL for off-chain proposals, and per-chain subgraph URLs for dexe_proposal_voters and the DAO-list reads. Full matrix → docs/ENVIRONMENT.md.

Three first-call examples (full set in docs/USAGE.md):

// 1) discover available proposal types
dexe_proposal_catalog({ category: "all", implementedOnly: true })

// 2) read a DAO
dexe_dao_info({ govPool: "0x..." })

// 3) build a token-transfer proposal (calldata only)
dexe_proposal_build_token_transfer({
  govPool: "0x...",
  token:   "0x...",
  recipient: "0x...",
  amount: "1000000000000000000"
})

First run

The MCP server starts instantly. On the first build-tool call (dexe_compile / dexe_test / dexe_lint), dexe-mcp will automatically shallow-clone DeXe-Protocol into a platform cache directory and run npm install there once. If you prefer to reuse an existing checkout, set DEXE_PROTOCOL_PATH in the MCP env block and nothing will be cloned.

Most tools don't need the protocol checkout at all — read/proposal/vote/deploy builders only need an RPC URL. Only the dev-tooling group (dexe_compile, dexe_test, dexe_coverage, dexe_lint, and the introspection tools) depends on artifacts.

Environment variables

All optional. Tools that need a missing variable fail with a clear message pointing at exactly what to set. Full matrix + per-tool requirements → docs/ENVIRONMENT.md.

Variable Required for Purpose
DEXE_PROTOCOL_PATH dev tooling (optional) Use an existing DeXe-Protocol checkout; disables auto clone/install
DEXE_RPC_URL reads / predict / deploy JSON-RPC endpoint (BSC or any EVM chain where DeXe is deployed)
DEXE_CHAIN_ID reads Defaults to 56 (BSC mainnet). Override for other chains
DEXE_CONTRACTS_REGISTRY reads (optional) Override the ContractsRegistry root; defaults to the known per-chain address
DEXE_PINATA_JWT IPFS uploads Pinata JWT for pinning proposal/DAO metadata
DEXE_IPFS_GATEWAY IPFS fetch Dedicated gateway URL (Pinata provides one alongside your JWT; Filebase / Quicknode / self-hosted also work). Public gateways are unreliable and NOT defaulted
DEXE_IPFS_GATEWAYS_FALLBACK IPFS fetch (optional) Comma-separated public gateways tried sequentially after the primary
DEXE_SUBGRAPH_POOLS_URL dexe_read_dao_list, dexe_read_dao_members, dexe_read_delegation_map, dexe_read_dao_experts, dexe_user_inbox, dexe_proposal_voters, dexe_dao_predict_addresses The Graph endpoint for the DeXe pools subgraph
DEXE_SUBGRAPH_VALIDATORS_URL dexe_read_validator_list The Graph endpoint for the DeXe validators subgraph
DEXE_SUBGRAPH_INTERACTIONS_URL dexe_read_user_activity The Graph endpoint for the DeXe interactions subgraph
DEXE_GRAPH_API_KEY subgraph reads (optional) Bearer token for gateway.thegraph.com. Required only when DEXE_SUBGRAPH_*_URL does not embed the key in the path (/api/<key>/subgraphs/...). Auto-extracted from the URL when present
DEXE_BACKEND_API_URL off-chain proposals DeXe backend (e.g. https://api.dexe.io)

Documentation

Full docs in docs/:

  • docs/TOOLS.md — complete catalog of all 125 tools, organized by category, with one-line descriptions and required envs per tool.
  • docs/USAGE.md — 10 worked examples (deploy DAO, create proposals, vote, delegate, validator chamber, decode calldata, off-chain proposals, multicall batching). Copy-pasteable JSON.
  • docs/ENVIRONMENT.md — full env-var reference: minimum block to get started, per-category requirements, calldata vs signer mode, chain-specific config, IPFS gateway rationale, subgraph migration, swarm harness envs, common pitfalls.

Tool surface (high-level)

Group Tools What
Dev tooling 4 Hardhat wrappers: dexe_compile, _test, _coverage, _lint
Contract introspection 10 _list_contracts, _get_abi, _get_methods, _get_selectors, _find_selector, _get_natspec, _get_source, _decode_calldata, _decode_proposal, _list_gov_contract_types
DAO reads 25 _dao_info, _dao_predict_addresses, _dao_registry_lookup, _proposal_state/_list/_voters, _vote_user_power/_get_votes, _read_* family
IPFS 6 Pinata uploads, gateway fetch, CID computation
DAO deploy 1 dexe_dao_build_deploy (encodes PoolFactory.deployGovPool with full nested struct + predicted addr wiring)
Proposal catalog + primitives 5 dexe_proposal_catalog enumerates all 33 types; primitives: _build_external, _build_internal, _build_custom_abi, _build_offchain
External proposal wrappers 20 Token transfer / distribution / sale (single + multi-tier), treasury withdraw, validators, experts, staking tier, math model, blacklist, reward multiplier, apply to DAO, modify profile, change voting settings, new proposal type, addToWhitelist, etc.
Internal validator wrappers 4 _change_validator_balances, _change_validator_settings, _monthly_withdraw, _offchain_internal_proposal
Off-chain backend 8 _offchain_single_option/_multi_option/_for_against/_settings, auth flow (_auth_request_nonce, _auth_login_request), _offchain_build_vote/_cancel_vote
Vote / stake / delegate / execute / claim 16 _vote_build_* family — every direct EOA write on GovPool / Validators
Composite signing flows 4 _proposal_create, _proposal_vote_and_execute, _tx_send, _tx_status (all opt-in via DEXE_PRIVATE_KEY)
Subgraph reads 7 DAO list, members, experts, user activity, delegation map, distribution status, OTC sale tiers per DAO (decentralized network endpoints + RPC fallback)
Merkle utility 2 dexe_merkle_build, dexe_merkle_proof — OZ StandardMerkleTree-compatible (sorted-pair commutative keccak, double-hash leaf)
OTC composites 4 dexe_otc_dao_open_sale, _buyer_status, _buyer_buy, _buyer_claim_all — full project-owner + buyer flows over TokenSaleProposal. See docs/OTC.md
Simulator 3 dexe_sim_calldata, _sim_proposal, _sim_buyeth_call-based preflight with revert-reason decoding. See docs/SIMULATOR.md
Multi-DAO inbox + forecast 2 dexe_user_inbox — pending items across N DAOs (unvoted proposals, claimable rewards, locked deposits). _proposal_forecast — pass-rate prediction with quorum projection + risk flags. See docs/INBOX.md

Total: 125. Per-tool descriptions, args, return shapes → docs/TOOLS.md.

Swarm test harness

tests/swarm/ is a multi-agent DAO testing harness that exercises every dexe-mcp tool against real BSC-testnet DAOs. Scenarios are JSON specs; the orchestrator loads them, resolves agent wallets, and runs each step through either an inline ethers dispatcher or the dexe-mcp stdio bridge.

41 scenarios shipped covering:

  • Reset + delegation chains (S00, S01, S06, S14)
  • Validator chamber pass / veto / full lifecycle (S02, S03, S07)
  • Read-only snapshots: expert state, participation, validators, cross-DAO, catalog, multi-proposal state, user activity (S04, S05, S09, S10, S11, S13, S15)
  • Cancel-vote, decode-and-introspect (S08, S12)
  • Build-only sanity for every proposal type in dexe_proposal_catalog (token transfer, blacklist, withdraw treasury, apply to dao, token distribution, token sale + recover, manage validators, change validator balances/settings, monthly withdraw, add/remove expert (local + global), delegate/revoke from expert, reward multiplier (4 modes), change voting settings, new proposal type, change math model, custom ABI, manual calldata, create staking tier, off-chain validator + for/against + settings) (S16–S40)
# 1) generate 9 wallets (8 agents + funder), fund the funder from your wallet
# 2) deploy fixture DAOs via dexe_dao_build_deploy (one 50% quorum + one with validators)
# 3) configure SWARM_DAOS_TESTNET / SWARM_TOKENS_TESTNET / SWARM_RPC_URL_TESTNET
npm run swarm:preflight                # red/green table per wallet
npm run swarm:fund -- --confirm        # broadcast top-ups from funder
npm run swarm:run                      # full sweep, all scenarios
npm run swarm:run -- --scenarios=S00-reset,S01-delegation-chain-3hop --dry-run

Setup runbook: tests/swarm/README.md. Scenario schema: tests/swarm/scenarios/_schema.md. Per-role agent prompts: tests/swarm/prompts/.

Contributing

git clone https://github.com/edward-arinin-web-dev/dexe-mcp.git
cd dexe-mcp
npm install
npm run build
npm run typecheck
npm run dev          # watch mode

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

README mirrored from the source repository 4 months ago. The original is authoritative.

Questions

About Dexe

How do I install Dexe?

Run claude mcp add dexe -- npx -y dexe-mcp, then add the server to your MCP client's configuration. Conduid has recorded 0 installs, so the command is known to work with current clients.

Is Dexe safe to use with an AI agent?

Its trust score is 37 out of 100 (low). Conduid hasn't run static security checks on this repository yet, so review the source yourself before granting it credentials. It has no ConduID identity yet, so agent calls to it are not receipted.

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