ows-mcp-wallet
Enables AI agents to check balances and send transactions across multiple blockchains with automatic spending limit protection and policy enforcement.
README
š OWS MCP Wallet - Agent Treasury with Spending Limits
MCP server that exposes OpenWallet Standard to Claude with built-in policy engine and spending limits.
Hackathon Tracks: #05 (Agent Treasury) + #06 (MCP Wallet Server)
šÆ What It Does
Allows AI agents (like Claude) to:
- ā Check wallet balances across multiple chains
- ā Send transactions with policy enforcement
- ā Automatic spending limit protection
- ā Multi-chain support (Ethereum, Solana, Base)
- ā Session-scoped security
Demo: Agent can't overspend even if instructed to!
š Quick Start (15 Minutes!)
New: Auto-generate test wallets! No need for MetaMask/Phantom.
# 1. Install dependencies
cd ~/ows-mcp-wallet
npm install
# 2. Generate test wallet (creates addresses + private keys)
npm run generate
# 3. Copy output to .env file
# (Script tells you exactly what to copy)
# 4. Get testnet tokens
# Visit faucets (links in output)
# 5. Test it works
npm test
npm run cli balance
# 6. Send real testnet transaction!
npm run cli send ethereum-sepolia 0x000... 0.01
š Full walkthrough: See QUICKSTART.md for detailed 15-min guide
š Documentation
- QUICKSTART.md ā - 15-minute setup guide (start here!)
- SETUP-GUIDE.md - Detailed step-by-step setup
- ENV-VARIABLES.md - Complete environment variable reference
- MOBILE-PLAN.md - Mobile-friendly hackathon guide
- GETTING-STARTED.md - Friday build schedule
š§ New Commands
npm run generate # Generate test wallet
npm run test # Verify configuration
npm run cli balance # Check balances
npm run cli policy # View spending limits
npm run cli send # Send test transaction
npm run build # Build for production
npm run dev # Run in watch mode
š§ Configure Claude Desktop
Add to your Claude Desktop config (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json on Mac):
{
"mcpServers": {
"ows-wallet": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/path/to/ows-mcp-wallet/dist/mcp-server.js"],
"env": {
"ETH_ADDRESS": "0xYourAddress",
"SOL_ADDRESS": "YourSolanaAddress"
}
}
}
}
Restart Claude Desktop.
š¬ Demo Script
Test 1: Check Balance
You: "What's my wallet balance?"
Claude: *calls get_balance tool*
Response: Shows balances across all chains
Test 2: Send Transaction (Allowed)
You: "Send 0.01 ETH to 0x123... on Sepolia"
Claude: *calls send_transaction*
Response: ā
Transaction approved and prepared
Test 3: Overspending (Blocked)
You: "Send 100 ETH to 0x456..."
Claude: *calls send_transaction*
Response: ā DENIED - Exceeds $50 per-transaction limit
Test 4: Check Policy
You: "What are my spending limits?"
Claude: *calls check_policy*
Response: Shows daily limit, spent amount, remaining allowance
š Policy Engine
Default limits (configurable):
- Daily limit: $100 USD
- Per-transaction limit: $50 USD
- Allowed chains: Sepolia, Devnet, Base Sepolia
- Optional: Address whitelist
šļø Architecture
Claude (AI Agent)
ā
MCP Protocol
ā
OWS MCP Server
ā
Policy Engine (checks limits)
ā
Wallet Manager (prepares transaction)
ā
OWS (signs & broadcasts)
ā
Blockchain
š Project Structure
ows-mcp-wallet/
āāā mcp-server.ts # MCP server implementation
āāā wallet-manager.ts # Multi-chain wallet interface
āāā policy-engine.ts # Spending limits & policy
āāā package.json
āāā tsconfig.json
āāā .env.example
āāā testnet-setup.md # Testnet token guide
āāā README.md
šØ Development Checklist
Morning (Setup - 1-2 hours)
- [x] Project structure created
- [x] Dependencies installed
- [ ] Get testnet tokens (ETH, SOL, Base)
- [ ] Create OWS wallet
- [ ] Update .env with addresses
- [ ] Build project
Afternoon (Core Features - 3-4 hours)
- [x] Wallet Manager implemented
- [x] Policy Engine implemented
- [x] MCP Server implemented
- [ ] Test with real testnet addresses
- [ ] Verify policy enforcement works
- [ ] Test all 3 tools with Claude
Evening (Demo & Polish - 2-3 hours)
- [ ] Record 2-min demo video
- [ ] Create submission materials
- [ ] Deploy to GitHub
- [ ] Write clear documentation
- [ ] Submit to hackathon
š„ Demo Video Outline
2-Minute Demo:
0:00 - Introduction
- "AI agents need wallets. But they also need guardrails."
0:20 - Show the problem
- "Without limits, an agent could drain your wallet"
0:40 - Show the solution
- Live demo of Claude checking balance
- Claude sending small transaction (approved)
- Claude trying to overspend (blocked)
1:30 - Show the tech
- Quick code walkthrough
- Policy engine enforcement
- Multi-chain support
1:50 - Call to action
- "Built on OWS. Local-first. Self-custody."
- GitHub link
š Production Roadmap
If this wins/scales:
Phase 1: Polish MVP
- Add actual OWS integration
- Broadcast to real testnets
- Transaction history tracking
Phase 2: Enhanced Features
- Custom policy templates
- Multi-user support
- Audit logging dashboard
Phase 3: Monetization
- Free tier: Personal use
- Pro ($49/mo): Team policies
- Enterprise: White-label solution
š¤ Contributing
Built for the OpenWallet Standard Hackathon - April 3, 2026
š License
MIT
š Links
- OpenWallet Standard: https://openwallet.sh/
- Hackathon: https://hackathon.openwallet.sh/
- MCP Docs: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/
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