An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that wraps the Noves Intent service to provide natural language blockchain data. This allows AI assistants to have conversational access to blockchain transaction data with human-readable descriptions.
- 🗣️ Natural Language Blockchain Data: Get transaction descriptions in plain English
- 🌐 Multiple Blockchain Support: Works with 100+ blockchain networks supported by Noves
- 💬 Conversational Interface: Perfect for AI assistants to understand and explain blockchain activity
- 🔧 Multiple Analysis Tools: 6 specialized tools for different types of blockchain analysis
- ⚡ Easy Installation: Install via NPM with a single command
- 🔒 No Authentication Required: Noves Intent service is free to use
get_recent_transactions: Get recent transactions for a wallet address with natural language descriptionsget_transaction_details: Get detailed analysis of a specific transaction (filtered from recent transactions)get_translated_transaction: Get human-readable description of a specific transaction using Noves translationget_transaction_transfers: Get detailed transfer information focusing on token movements
get_wallet_summary: Get a comprehensive summary of wallet activity with key insightsanalyze_wallet: Analyze wallet activity and provide detailed insights with natural language summaries
get_current_token_price: Get the current price of a token on a specific blockchain.get_historical_token_price: Get the historical price of a token at a specific timestamp.get_token_price_comparison: Compare a token's price between two timestamps and see the price change.
Add this MCP server to your Cursor configuration file (~/.cursor/mcp.json):
{
"mcpServers": {
"noves-blockchain-data": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["@noves/[email protected]"]
}
}
}That's it! The server will be automatically downloaded and running when you restart Cursor.
{
"mcpServers": {
"noves-blockchain-data": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["@noves/[email protected]"]
}
}
}Once installed, you can have natural conversations with your AI assistant about blockchain data:
Recent Activity:
"What are the recent transactions for wallet 0x28c6c06298d514db089934071355e5743bf21d60 on Ethereum?"
Wallet Analysis:
"Can you analyze the activity of the Binance hot wallet and tell me what kind of transactions they've been doing?"
Specific Transaction:
"Get details for this transaction hash: 0x1234... and explain what happened"
Token Transfers:
"Show me the recent token transfers for wallet 0xabc123... on Polygon and focus on what tokens were moved"
Comprehensive Summary:
"Give me a complete summary of this wallet's activity on Arbitrum with key insights"
Multi-Chain Analysis:
"Compare the activity of this wallet on Ethereum vs Polygon"
The AI will automatically choose the best tool based on your question:
- Asking about "recent activity" →
get_recent_transactions - Asking about a specific hash →
get_translated_transaction - Asking for "analysis" or "insights" →
analyze_wallet - Asking about "transfers" or "tokens moved" →
get_transaction_transfers - Asking for a "summary" →
get_wallet_summary
The server supports 100+ blockchain networks that Noves supports, including:
| Major Networks | Layer 2s | Alt Chains |
|---|---|---|
Ethereum (ethereum) |
Polygon (polygon) |
Binance Smart Chain (bsc) |
Bitcoin (bitcoin) |
Arbitrum (arbitrum) |
Avalanche (avalanche) |
Optimism (optimism) |
Fantom (fantom) |
|
Base (base) |
Cronos (cronos) |
And many more! Just use the network name as specified by Noves.
- Make sure you restarted Cursor after adding the configuration
- Check that the package name and version are correct in your
mcp.json - Verify your
mcp.jsonsyntax is valid JSON
- The server uses stdio communication (no network required)
- No authentication or API keys needed
- Check Cursor's MCP logs for specific error messages
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