PulseNetwork MCP
Provides AI agents with a wallet and access to 900+ pay-per-call intelligence APIs across 74 verticals, with automatic USDC payments on Base and built-in spend guardrails.
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@pulsenetwork/mcp
Give your AI agent a wallet and 900+ pay-per-call intelligence APIs.
A local MCP server that connects any MCP host (Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, …) to PulseNetwork — 74 intelligence verticals covering finance, crypto, health, law, travel, climate, safety, and more. No accounts, no API keys: every endpoint is paid per call in USDC on Base via the x402 protocol.
{ "mcpServers": { "pulsenetwork": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@pulsenetwork/mcp", "mcp"] } } }
What you get
| Tool | Cost | What it does |
|---|---|---|
pulse_discover |
FREE | Search the full catalog (~900 endpoints) by keyword |
pulse_call |
pays the listed price | Call an endpoint; payment settles automatically |
pulse_balance |
FREE | Wallet address + USDC balance |
pulse_report |
FREE | Local spend report |
pulse_guardrail |
FREE | Show active spend caps |
Zero-config wallet
On first run the server generates a wallet (standard BIP-39 phrase, imports into
MetaMask/Rabby) and prints the address. Fund it with a few dollars of USDC on Base
and paid calls just work. The recovery phrase is stored at ~/.pulsepay/wallet.json
(file mode 600) — back it up. Prefer your own key? Set PULSEPAY_EVM_KEY and nothing
is written to disk.
Spend safety, enforced below the model
Guardrails run in code, before anything is signed — a confused or prompt-injected agent cannot bypass them:
- $0.50 per call / $5 per day by default (change in
~/.pulsepay/config.jsonor viaPULSEPAY_MAX_PER_CALL/PULSEPAY_MAX_PER_DAY) - The model has no tool to raise caps — only you can, by editing the file
- The wallet only pays
*.theaslangroupllc.com(the PulseNetwork fleet) — nothing else - Prices are checked against the endpoint's live 402 challenge, not a cached catalog
- Unpriceable calls are blocked, not waved through (fail-closed)
Example prompts
"Check if a 5-hour delayed flight from FRA to JFK qualifies for EU261 compensation."
"Is this token safe? 0x… on Base — run a safety scan before I ape."
"Any product recalls for 'baby teether' in the EU this year?"
"What's my agent wallet's balance and what did it spend this week?"
Most endpoints cost $0.01–$0.25. The agent discovers for free, quotes the price, and pays only when you ask it to.
License
MIT © The Aslan Group LLC. Terms: https://pulse.theaslangroupllc.com/terms.html
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