BitBadges Builder MCP Server

BitBadges Builder MCP Server

MCP server for building, auditing, and querying BitBadges collections via AI. Works with Claude Desktop and other MCP clients to generate transaction JSON for BitBadges tokens and collections (deprecated, use bitbadgesjs-sdk).

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BitBadges Builder MCP Server

DEPRECATED — Moved to bitbadgesjs-sdk

This standalone MCP server is deprecated and no longer maintained. The MCP builder tools have been folded into the main bitbadgesjs-sdk package.

What to use instead:

npm install -g bitbadgesjs-sdk

The SDK exposes the same MCP server plus a builder CLI. See the docs:

The standalone bitbadges-builder-mcp npm package and this repo are retained only for historical references and redirect purposes. Do not build against them — the audit_collection and related tools have been replaced by review_collection in the SDK, and no further updates will ship here.


MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for building, auditing, and querying BitBadges collections via AI. Works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client.

This MCP server does not sign or broadcast transactions. It builds transaction JSON that your application signs and broadcasts using your own wallet/signer.

Quick Start (DEPRECATED — use bitbadgesjs-sdk instead)

1. Install

# DEPRECATED: do not use
# npm install -g bitbadges-builder-mcp

# Use this instead:
npm install -g bitbadgesjs-sdk

2. Configure Your MCP Client

Claude Desktop (~/.config/claude/config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bitbadges-builder": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["bitbadges-builder-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "BITBADGES_API_KEY": "your-api-key-here"
      }
    }
  }
}

Claude Code (.mcp.json in project root):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bitbadges-builder": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["bitbadges-builder-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "BITBADGES_API_KEY": "your-api-key-here"
      }
    }
  }
}

Cursor (Settings > MCP Servers > Add):

{
  "command": "npx",
  "args": ["bitbadges-builder-mcp"],
  "env": {
    "BITBADGES_API_KEY": "your-api-key-here"
  }
}

3. Get an API Key

Get your free API key at: https://bitbadges.io/developer

The API key enables query tools (see below). Builder, validation, and knowledge tools work without an API key.

4. Start Building

"Create a 1000-supply NFT collection with 5 BADGE mint price"

"Build a USDC stablecoin vault with 100/day withdraw limit"

"Explain collection 123 to me"

"Audit this collection for security risks"

Environment Variables

Variable Required Description
BITBADGES_API_KEY For query tools API key from https://bitbadges.io/developer

No wallet, mnemonic, or private key is needed. This server builds transaction JSON only — your app handles signing and broadcasting.

How It Works

You describe what you want
    ↓
MCP builds transaction JSON (MsgUniversalUpdateCollection, MsgTransferTokens, etc.)
    ↓
review_collection catches security issues
    ↓
validate_transaction checks JSON format
    ↓
You sign with your wallet (MetaMask, Keplr, SDK, etc.) and broadcast

Available Tools

Validation & Analysis (no API key needed)

Tool Description
validate_transaction Validate transaction JSON against critical rules
audit_collection Audit for security risks, design flaws, supply inflation vectors
explain_collection Generate human-readable markdown explanation of a collection

Builders (no API key needed)

Tool Description
build_token Universal token builder — any collection type from design axes
build_smart_token IBC-backed smart token (stablecoin, wrapped asset)
build_fungible_token ERC-20 style fungible token
build_nft_collection NFT collection with minting config
build_address_list On-chain address list (manager add/remove)
build_claim Build claim JSON for the API (code-gated, password-gated, whitelist-gated, open)

Components (no API key needed)

Tool Description
generate_backing_address Compute deterministic IBC backing address from denom
generate_approval Build approval structures by type
generate_permissions Build permission presets
generate_alias_path Build alias path for liquidity pools

Utilities (no API key needed)

Tool Description
convert_address Convert between ETH (0x) and BitBadges (bb1) formats
validate_address Check if address is valid and detect chain type
lookup_token_info Get token symbol, denom, decimals, backing address
get_current_timestamp Get current time with optional offsets

Knowledge (no API key needed)

Tool Description
get_skill_instructions Get detailed instructions for a specific skill
search_knowledge_base Search docs, learnings, recipes, error patterns
diagnose_error Diagnose transaction errors and suggest fixes
fetch_docs Fetch live documentation from docs.bitbadges.io

Query Tools (require API key)

Tool Description
query_collection Fetch collection details with field filtering
query_balance Check token balance for an address
simulate_transaction Dry-run transaction for validity and gas estimation
verify_ownership Verify if address meets AND/OR/NOT ownership requirements
search Search collections, accounts, and tokens
search_plugins Search claim plugins or fetch by ID
analyze_collection Query and produce structured collection analysis
build_transfer Auto-query collection and build MsgTransferTokens
build_dynamic_store Build dynamic store operations (create, update, set values)
query_dynamic_store Query dynamic store values and metadata

Resources

The MCP server exposes these resources that clients can read for context:

Resource URI Description
bitbadges://rules/critical Critical rules for building transactions
bitbadges://tokens/registry Token registry (symbol, denom, decimals)
bitbadges://skills/all All skill instructions
bitbadges://docs/concepts Conceptual documentation
bitbadges://docs/examples Example transactions and patterns
bitbadges://recipes/all Code recipes and decision matrices
bitbadges://learnings/all Known gotchas, tips, and discoveries
bitbadges://errors/patterns Error patterns and diagnostics
bitbadges://workflows/all Step-by-step workflow chains
bitbadges://schema/token-builder Token builder schema reference
bitbadges://docs/frontend Reference frontend patterns

Skills

Skills are detailed instruction sets loaded on-demand via get_skill_instructions(skillId):

Skill ID Description
smart-token IBC-backed smart token with 1:1 backing
fungible-token ERC-20 style fungible token
nft-collection NFT collection design and minting
subscription Time-dependent subscription token
bb-402 Token-gated API access (HTTP 402 pattern)
ai-criteria-gate AI agent as criteria verifier
minting Minting strategies (public, manager, pricing)
custom-2fa Custom 2FA requirements
immutability Lock permissions and immutability patterns
liquidity-pools Swappable tokens and trading
payment-protocol Payment and pricing mechanisms
verified Verified credential gates
tradable Marketplace trading configuration
address-list On-chain address list collections

Supported Tokens

Symbol IBC Denom Decimals
BADGE ubadge (Cosmos) / abadge (EVM) 9 / 18
USDC ibc/F082B65... 6
ATOM ibc/A4DB47... 6
OSMO ibc/ED07A3... 6

Signing & Broadcasting (Your Responsibility)

This MCP server returns unsigned transaction JSON. To submit on-chain:

Browser (EVM wallet like MetaMask):

  • Call EVM precompiles using ethers.js / viem with the transaction data

Browser (Cosmos wallet like Keplr):

  • Use Keplr's signDirect with the transaction's SignDoc

Server-side (SDK):

import { GenericEvmAdapter, GenericCosmosAdapter } from 'bitbadgesjs-sdk';

// EVM path (recommended for server-side)
const adapter = GenericEvmAdapter.fromPrivateKey(key, 'https://evm-rpc.bitbadges.io');

// Cosmos path
const adapter = GenericCosmosAdapter.fromPrivateKey(key, 'bitbadges_50024-1');

// Sign and broadcast
const result = await adapter.signAndBroadcast(messages, fee, memo);

See BitBadges SDK docs for full signing documentation.

Related Tools

Tool Install Description
BitBadges MCP (this) npm i -g bitbadges-builder-mcp AI-powered collection builder, auditor, and explainer
BitBadges SDK npm i bitbadgesjs-sdk TypeScript SDK for API, signing, address conversion
BitBadges API https://bitbadges.io/developer REST API for querying collections, balances, ownership
BitBadges Docs https://docs.bitbadges.io Full documentation
BitBadges Explorer https://explorer.bitbadges.io On-chain explorer

Local Development

git clone https://github.com/bitbadges/bitbadges-builder-mcp.git
cd bitbadges-builder-mcp
npm install
npm run build
npm run dev    # Run with tsx (hot reload)
npm test       # Run tests

License

MIT

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