fortem-community-mcp
Connect Claude to Fortem and control your NFTs with natural language — create collections, mint items, manage your kiosk, and list items for sale. Also includes developer tools for integrating Fortem into your game or app.
README
fortem-community-mcp
A community MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for the Fortem NFT marketplace.
⚠️ This is an unofficial community project, not affiliated with FortemLabs.
Connect Claude to Fortem and control your NFTs with natural language — create collections, mint items, manage your kiosk, and list items for sale. Also includes developer tools for integrating Fortem into your game or app.
Quick Start
Step 1 — Get your Sui private key
You need a Sui wallet private key to authenticate. Export it from your wallet app:
- Sui Wallet → Settings → Accounts → Export Private Key
- Suiet → Settings → Export Private Key
The key starts with suiprivkey1...
⚠️ Keep this key safe. Anyone who has it can control your wallet.
Step 2 — Connect to Claude
Claude Code (terminal):
claude mcp add fortem-community \
-e SUI_PRIVATE_KEY=suiprivkey1... \
-- npx fortem-community-mcp
Claude Desktop — edit ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"fortem-community": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["fortem-community-mcp"],
"env": {
"SUI_PRIVATE_KEY": "suiprivkey1..."
}
}
}
}
Restart Claude Desktop after saving.
Step 3 — Start using it
Open Claude and try:
Show my Fortem collections
Available Tools
Personal — Manage your own NFTs
These tools act on your own account (wallet address tied to SUI_PRIVATE_KEY).
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
create_collection |
Create a new NFT collection |
mint_item |
Mint an NFT item into a collection |
upload_image |
Upload an image for an item or collection |
ensure_kiosk |
Create a kiosk if you don't have one (required before listing) |
list_item |
List an NFT item for sale |
get_my_collections |
View your collections |
get_collection_detail |
View details of a specific collection |
get_my_items |
View your NFT inventory |
get_item_detail |
View details of a specific item |
Developer — Integrate Fortem into your game or app
Use these tools when building a game or app that uses Fortem for monetization, NFT rewards, or item management.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
get_developer_guide |
Get an integration guide with your actual API key (Direct API / JS SDK / Unity SDK) |
get_my_api_key |
View your Developer API key, or regenerate it (regenerate: true) |
verify_member |
Check if a wallet address is a registered Fortem member |
get_my_profile |
Get your Fortem account profile |
Example Prompts
Personal use:
Show me my Fortem collections
Create a new collection called "Summer Drop" with description "Limited edition summer NFTs"
Mint 10 items called "Summer Pass" in collection #5
Check if I have a kiosk, create one if I don't
List item #42 for 10 USDC
Show my items with status MINTED
Developer / game integration:
Show me the Fortem developer integration guide
I want to build an HTML5 game with Fortem — which SDK should I use?
Show me how to integrate Fortem into my Unity game
Is wallet 0xabc... a registered Fortem member?
What account is this MCP server authenticated as?
Environment Variables
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
SUI_PRIVATE_KEY |
— | Required. Your Sui wallet private key (suiprivkey1...) |
FORTEM_NETWORK |
testnet |
testnet or mainnet |
Testnet vs Mainnet
- Use testnet to try things out without real assets → testnet.fortem.gg
- Use mainnet when working with real NFTs → fortem.gg
# Testnet (default)
claude mcp add fortem-community \
-e SUI_PRIVATE_KEY=suiprivkey1... \
-- npx fortem-community-mcp
# Mainnet
claude mcp add fortem-community \
-e FORTEM_NETWORK=mainnet \
-e SUI_PRIVATE_KEY=suiprivkey1... \
-- npx fortem-community-mcp
Authentication
On startup, the server automatically:
- Verifies your wallet is registered on Fortem
- Signs a login message with your private key
- Obtains a JWT access token
- Re-authenticates transparently if the token expires
Note: Your Fortem account must be created at fortem.gg before using the MCP server.
Development / Debugging
Use MCP Inspector to call tools interactively in your browser:
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector \
-e SUI_PRIVATE_KEY=suiprivkey1... \
npx fortem-community-mcp
Open http://localhost:5173.
Project Structure
src/
├── index.ts — Entry point: auth, tool registration, server startup
├── auth.ts — Ed25519 authentication flow
├── client.ts — HTTP client with automatic token refresh
├── signer.ts — Transaction signing abstraction
├── types.ts — Shared types and network config
└── tools/
├── collection.ts — [Personal] create_collection, get_my_collections, get_collection_detail
├── item.ts — [Personal] upload_image, mint_item, get_my_items, get_item_detail
├── kiosk.ts — [Personal] ensure_kiosk
├── market.ts — [Personal] list_item
└── developer.ts — [Developer] get_developer_guide, get_my_api_key, verify_member, get_my_profile
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