ulu-voi-mcp

Voi ecosystem MCP server. Returns meaning, not raw chain data.

Architecture

UluCoreMCP      → chain primitives (blocks, accounts, transactions)
UluVoiMCP       → Voi ecosystem meaning (protocols, identity, naming)
UluWalletMCP    → signing
UluBroadcastMCP → broadcasting

Core returns facts. Voi returns meaning.

Related MCP server: UluVoiMCP

Tools

Data Model

Curated registry files in data/:

• protocols.json — protocol definitions (HumbleSwap, Nomadex, enVoi, Aramid, etc.)

• applications.json — application ID → protocol, role, type mapping

• assets.json — asset ID → name, symbol, category, protocol mapping

• names.json — static well-known enVoi names

All registries are static JSON loaded at startup. For live data, use UluCoreMCP.

Setup

npm install

Usage

node index.js

Client Configuration

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

Protocols Covered

• HumbleSwap — DEX (AMM pools)

• Nomadex — DEX

• SnowballSwap — DEX aggregator

• enVoi — naming service

• Nautilus — NFT marketplace

• HighForge — NFT minting

• DorkFi — lending protocol (deposits, borrowing, liquidations, WAD stablecoin)

• Aramid Bridge — cross-chain bridge

• NFT Navigator (Mimir) — indexer (ARC-200 tokens, ARC-72 NFTs, marketplace, DEX pools)

• Kibisis — browser wallet

• Voi Network — L1 blockchain

Naming Resolution

Static registry approach. The names.json file contains well-known enVoi names. For live resolution (on-chain lookups), use UluCoreMCP's envoi_resolve_address, envoi_resolve_name, and envoi_search tools.

Limitations

• Registries are static and curated — not all applications or assets are covered

• Name resolution is from a static registry, not live on-chain lookups

• No write operations — this is a read-only meaning layer

• Pool list may become stale as new pools are created

• Community tokens marked unverified may change status