UluWalletMCP

UluWalletMCP

Manages Algorand signer records, enforces local signing policy, and signs payloads without network access.

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UluWalletMCP

MCP server for managing Algorand signer records, enforcing local signing policy, and signing payloads.

Build anywhere, sign here.

UluWalletMCP is not responsible for network access, querying chain state, building transactions, or broadcasting. The caller handles chain context and payload correctness. UluWalletMCP handles key management, policy enforcement, and signing only.

Setup

npm install

Optionally set a custom data directory (defaults to ~/.ulu-wallet-mcp):

export ULU_WALLET_MCP_DATA_DIR=/path/to/data

Usage

node index.js

Adding to a Client

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ulu-wallet-mcp": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/ulu-wallet-mcp/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

Tools

Signer Management

Tool Description
wallet_list_signers List all registered signers
wallet_get_signer Get full signer record by ID
wallet_create_hot_signer Generate a new hot signer with fresh keypair
wallet_import_hot_signer Import an account from a 25-word mnemonic
wallet_create_lsig_signer Create a LogicSig signer from compiled TEAL
wallet_delete_signer Delete a signer and its key material

Signing

Tool Description
wallet_sign_transactions Sign unsigned transactions with policy enforcement
wallet_sign_bytes Sign arbitrary bytes (hot signers only)

Core Concepts

Signer Record

Each signer is a registered signing authority identified by signerId:

{
  "signerId": "agent-hot-1",
  "signerType": "hot",
  "signerClass": "custody",
  "storageType": "local_file",
  "capabilities": ["sign_transactions", "sign_bytes"],
  "metadata": {
    "description": "Agent automation signer",
    "nickname": "agent-hot",
    "createdAt": "2026-03-07T18:00:00Z"
  },
  "addresses": {
    "primary": "ADDRESS_HERE",
    "authAddress": null,
    "lsigAddress": null
  },
  "policy": {
    "maxTransactionsPerRequest": 16,
    "allowRekey": false,
    "allowCloseRemainderTo": false,
    "allowAssetCloseTo": false,
    "expiresAt": null
  },
  "config": {},
  "state": {}
}

Signer Types

Type Description Use Cases
hot Unattended local signer with key stored on disk Automation, relays, fee sponsorship, agents
lsig Stored LogicSig signer (Algorand-specific) Constrained delegated signing, time-limited authority
secure OS-keychain-backed signer (planned) User custody, higher trust signing

Signer Classes

Class Meaning
custody Signer controls key material directly
delegated Constrained delegated authority (e.g. LogicSig)
external Signing performed by external system (planned)
virtual Identity-only record, no signing (planned)

Storage Types

Type Used By
local_file Hot signers — secret key stored in ~/.ulu-wallet-mcp/keys/
artifact LogicSig signers — serialized lsig stored in ~/.ulu-wallet-mcp/keys/
os_keychain Secure signers (planned)

Capabilities

Capability Description
sign_transactions Can sign Algorand transaction payloads
sign_bytes Can sign arbitrary byte arrays (hot signers only)

Policy

Policy is enforced before every signing operation. Transactions violating policy are rejected.

Field Default Description
maxTransactionsPerRequest 16 Max transactions per signing call
allowRekey false Allow transactions with rekeyTo set
allowCloseRemainderTo false Allow payment transactions that close the account
allowAssetCloseTo false Allow asset transfers that close out the asset
expiresAt null ISO 8601 expiry timestamp, null for no expiry

Additionally, wallet_sign_transactions verifies that each transaction's sender address matches the signer's address before signing.

Data Directory

All persistent state lives under ~/.ulu-wallet-mcp/ (or $ULU_WALLET_MCP_DATA_DIR):

~/.ulu-wallet-mcp/
├── signers.json          # Signer records (0600)
└── keys/                 # Key material directory (0700)
    ├── <signerId>.key    # Hot signer secret keys (0600, base64)
    └── <signerId>.lsig   # Serialized LogicSig artifacts (0600, base64)

Key material files are created with restrictive permissions (0600/0700).

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