mcp_server

mcp_server

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mcp_server

MCP Server for WoWok that create, collaborate, and transact on your own terms with the AI-driven web3 collaboration protocol.

Github: https://github.com/wowok-ai/wowok
Wowok Agent for AI: https://github.com/wowok-ai/wowok_agent
MCP Server: https://github.com/wowok-ai/mcp_server
Website: https://wowok.net/
Docs: https://github.com/wowok-ai/wowok/wiki
X: https://x.com/Wowok_Ai

Tools

  • query objects

    • query wowok objects
    • Input: array of objects
      • Each object contains:
        • objects (string[], required): Wowok object addresses to query.
        • showType (boolean): Whether to show the type of the objects.
        • showContent (boolean): Whether to show the content of the objects.
        • showOwner (boolean): Whether to show the owner of the objects.
        • no_cache (boolean): Whether to not use local cache data.
  • query events

    • query wowok events
    • Input:
      • type (string, required): 'OnNewArb' | 'OnPresentService'| 'OnNewProgress' | 'OnNewOrder'
      • cursor (object): Paging cursor that can be returned from the query result
        • eventSeq: (string): Event sequence.
        • txDigest: (string): Transaction Digest.
      • limit (number): Mmaximum number of items per page, default to 50 if not specified.
      • order (string): 'ascending'(default), 'descending'
  • query permissions

    • query permissions of an address from the wowok Permission object
    • Input:
      • permission_object (string, required): Wowok Permission object address.
      • address (string): Address you want to query permissions.
  • query table items

    • query records of table data owned by the wowok object(Demand, Repository, Progress, Service, Treasury, Arb, Permission, Machine, PersonalMark)
    • Input:
      • parent (string, required): Wowok object address that owns the table.
      • cursor (string): An optional paging cursor.
      • limit (number): Maximum item returned per page, default to 50 if not specified.
  • query a table item

    • query a record of table data owned by the wowok object(Demand, Repository, Progress, Service, Treasury, Arb, Permission, Machine, PersonalMark)
    • Input:
      • parent (string, required): Wowok object address that owns the table.
      • key (object, required): The query key
        • type (string): Type of the value.
        • value (unknown): Value.
  • query presonal infomation

    • query personal information for an address
    • Input:
      • address (string, required): Personal address to query.
      • no_cache (boolean): Whether to not use local cache data.
  • query arb object

    • query voting infomation for an address in the Arb object
    • Input:
      • object (string, required): The address of the Arb object.
      • address (string, required): The address has voted.
  • query demand object

    • query service recommendation information by anyone in the Demand object.
    • Input:
      • object (string, required): The address of the Demand object.
      • address (string, required): The address of the Service object recommended by anyone.
  • query permission object

    • query permissions for an address in the Permission object.
    • Input:
      • object (string, required): The address of the Permission object.
      • address (string, required): The address to query permissions.
  • query personalmark object

    • query name and tags for an address in the PersonalMark object
    • Input:
      • object (string, required): The address of the PersonalMark object that privately owned by a user.
      • address (string, required): The address to query the name and tags.
  • query treasury object

    • query historical flows data in the Treasury object.
    • Input:
      • object (string, required): The address of the Treasury object.
      • number (string, required): Historical data index. Start at 0 and add 1 for each new record.
  • query progress object

    • query historical sessions data in the Progress object.
    • Input:
      • object (string, required): The address of the Progress object.
      • number (string, required): Historical data index. Start at 0 and add 1 for each new record.
  • query machine object

    • query node infomation in the Machine object.
    • Input:
      • object (string, required): The address of the Machine object.
      • name (string, required): The node name.
  • query service object

    • query the current information of the item for sale in the Service object.
    • Input:
      • object (string, required): The address of the Service object.
      • name (string, required): The sales item name.
  • query repository object

    • query data in the Repository object.
    • Input:
      • object (string, required): The address of the Repository object.
      • address (string | number, required): The address(or number converted to address, such as time) that own the data.
      • name (string, required): Data field name.
  • personal operations

    • operations on the wowok Personal object
    • Input:
  • machine operations

    • operations on the wowok Machine object
    • Input:
  • service operations

    • operations on the wowok Service object
    • Input:
  • permission operations

    • operations on the wowok Permission object
    • Input:
  • treasury operations

    • operations on the wowok Treasury object
    • Input:
  • arbitration operations

    • operations on the wowok Arbitration object
    • Input:
  • repository operations

    • operations on the wowok Repository object
    • Input:
  • guard operations

    • operations on the wowok Guard object
    • Input:
  • demand operations

    • operations on the wowok Demand object
    • Input:
  • replace permission object

    • Batch modify the Permission object of wowok objects.
    • Input:
      • objects (string[], required): The address of the wowok objects(Machine, Service, Demand, Arbitration, Treasury, Repository).
      • new_permission (string): The address of the Permission object that Replaces the original Permission object.

Setup

NPX

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "wowok": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "wowok_mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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