Installation
Install WalletAgent as an MCP server in your AI agent. The process is simple and takes just a few minutes.
Requirements
AI Agent: Claude Code, Cursor, or Windsurf with MCP support
Operating System: macOS, Linux, or Windows
Your AI agent will handle all technical requirements automatically
Installation Methods
The easiest way to install WalletAgent:
claude mcp add wallet-agent bunx wallet-agent@latestVerify Installation
Check that WalletAgent is running:
/mcpYou should see wallet-agent listed among your MCP servers.
Alternative: Manual Installation
If you prefer manual setup:
# Download and configure manually
claude mcp add wallet-agent bunx wallet-agent@latestTroubleshooting Claude Code
"Command not found":
Ensure Claude Code CLI is installed and updated
Follow Claude Code installation instructions from official documentation
"MCP server failed to start":
Check your AI agent's MCP configuration
Restart your AI agent and try again
Add WalletAgent to your Cursor MCP configuration:
1. Open MCP Configuration
Edit your MCP configuration file:
2. Add WalletAgent
3. Restart Cursor
Close and reopen Cursor to load the MCP server.
4. Verify Installation
In Cursor, try a simple command:
You should see WalletAgent tools in the response.
Troubleshooting Cursor
"Server failed to start":
Ensure your system meets requirements
Restart Cursor and try again
Check Cursor logs for detailed error messages
"MCP not responding":
Restart Cursor completely
Verify the configuration file syntax
Try removing and re-adding the server configuration
Advanced Setup
For advanced users or contributors who want to customize WalletAgent behavior, see the Developer Guide for detailed setup instructions.
Advanced Configuration
For advanced configuration including private key management and custom settings, see the Security Guide and Advanced Topics sections.
Verification
Test that WalletAgent is working correctly:
1. Basic Connection Test
Expected response:
2. List Available Tools
You should see 60+ tools including:
connect_walletsend_transactiontransfer_tokensimulate_contract_callAnd many more...
3. Try a Simple Operation
Expected response:
Next Steps
Great! WalletAgent is now installed and running. Let's try some basic operations:
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
"Module not found" errors:
Ensure your AI agent is properly configured
Try restarting your AI agent
"Permission denied" errors:
Check your system permissions
Try running your AI agent with appropriate permissions
MCP server startup failures:
Check that your AI agent supports MCP
Verify WalletAgent was installed correctly
Restart your AI agent
Getting Help
If you encounter issues:
Check the Troubleshooting Guide
Review Common Issues
Open an issue on GitHub
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