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MCP server for AgentMetal — an AI agent can discover, pay (USDC via x402 or card), provision, SSH into, and run commands on its own Linux VPSes over HTTP 402. No signup.
MCP server that exposes AgentMetal as tools, so an agent can discover → pay → provision → SSH in → run commands → manage → renew its own Linux server (VPS / cloud instance) with no human signup. Paid tools sign USDC payments over x402 v2 (or pay by card); the rest are plain HTTP.
13 tools. Paid tools sign a USDC/x402 payment; account-gated tools need
AGENTMETAL_API_KEY (am_live_…) and ownership of the server.
| Tool | Pays? | Account key? | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
get_catalog | — | — | List plans, locations, and add-on pricing (bandwidth, storage). The free discovery hook. |
provision_server | ✅ USDC | — | Provision a VPS (plan, days, optional ssh_key/via, managed_key) → id, IPv4, SSH. With managed_key:true, a server-side keypair is generated, authorized, and the private key returned once (stored only encrypted) to enable exec_command. |
get_server | — | — | Status, IPv4, expiry, bandwidth, storage for a server id |
list_servers | — | — | Fleet for a wallet/account |
extend_server | ✅ USDC | — | Extend a lease by N days |
destroy_server | — | ✅ | Destroy now |
reboot_server | — | ✅ | Soft-reboot an owned server |
server_logs | — | ✅ | Hypervisor-level diagnostics without logging in: status, recent provider actions, a VNC console URL, and live CPU/disk/net metrics (no text boot log exists provider-side) |
exec_command | — | ✅ | Run a shell command as root over SSH → exit_code/stdout/stderr. Requires a server provisioned with managed_key:true. Bounded: 1–120 s timeout, 256 KB output cap. |
get_firewall | — | — | Read a box's edge-firewall rules. Callable from the box itself (source-IP identity) or with an account key. |
manage_firewall | — | — | Open/close inbound ports on a box's edge firewall (protocol/port/source_ips). From the box itself or with an account key; SSH-lockout guarded. |
claim_account | — | — | Email a one-time claim code (via AWS SES) |
verify_claim | — | — | Redeem the code for an account API key. Link a wallet by also passing wallet + wallet_signature. |
Add-ons (currently API endpoints, not yet separate MCP tools): extra storage
($0.01/GB/day, attached block volume) via POST /v1/servers/{id}/storage and extra
bandwidth ($2/TB beyond the 20 TB included) via POST /v1/servers/{id}/bandwidth.
| Var | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
AGENTMETAL_BASE_URL | https://api.agentmetal.dev | API base URL |
WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY | — | 0x… EVM key used to pay 402s. Omit and paid tools fail with a clear message. |
AGENTMETAL_NETWORK | eip155:8453 | CAIP-2 network (Base mainnet) |
AGENTMETAL_MAX_USDC | 50 | Per-request spend cap, in USDC |
AGENTMETAL_API_KEY | — | am_live_… account key, required for destroy_server / reboot_server / server_logs / exec_command |
// .mcp.json (or claude mcp add)
{
"mcpServers": {
"agentmetal": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["packages/mcp/src/index.ts"],
"env": {
"WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY": "0x…",
"AGENTMETAL_MAX_USDC": "50"
}
}
}
}
The wallet must hold USDC on Base. The spend cap (AGENTMETAL_MAX_USDC) bounds what any
single tool call can pay; a 402 above the cap is refused before signing.
Status: client + server are unit-tested and the stdio handshake is verified. Live USDC settlement needs a funded wallet + an x402 facilitator that supports the
exact/eip155:8453kind.
FAQs
MCP server for AgentMetal — an AI agent can discover, pay (USDC via x402 or card), provision, SSH into, and run commands on its own Linux VPSes over HTTP 402. No signup.
We found that @agentmetal/mcp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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