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AGENTS.md - FlowMCP Agent Guide

This document serves as the primary entry point for AI agents to understand and navigate the FlowMCP ecosystem.

What is FlowMCP?

FlowMCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) framework that provides structured API access for cryptocurrency and financial data providers. It enables AI agents to interact with various blockchain and DeFi services through standardized schemas and server implementations.

Repository Overview

FlowMCP consists of multiple repositories across three pillars:

1. Core Framework

flowmcp-core - Node.js module and specification

2. Schema Collection

flowmcp-schemas - Valid API schemas for various providers

3. Server Implementations

flowmcp-servers - Ready-to-use MCP servers with FlowMCP integration

4. Community Server

community-server - Community-driven MCP server

5. Payment Layer (x402 Protocol)

x402-core - Implementation of x402 payment protocol

x402-mcp-middleware - Middleware for x402 payment integration

6. Agent Validators

x402-mcp-validator - MCP server validator with x402 payment checks

a2a-agent-validator - A2A Protocol Agent Card validator

erc8004-registry-parser - ERC-8004 on-chain agent registration parser

mcp-apps-validator - MCP Apps UI extension validator

mcp-agent-assessment - Unified 5-layer assessment pipeline

mcp-agent-validator - Multi-protocol web validator

Getting Started

  1. Learn the basics: Start with flowmcp-core README
  2. Understand schemas: Browse the visual schema collection
  3. Try implementations: Use ready servers from flowmcp-servers
  4. Validate agents: Use mcp-agent-validator for multi-protocol validation

Navigation

  • For technical specifications: See flowmcp-core/spec/
  • For available APIs: See flowmcp-schemas/schemas/
  • For server deployment: See flowmcp-servers/
  • For payment integration: See x402-core/
  • For agent validation: See mcp-agent-validator/

This document provides the overview - detailed functionality and implementation guides are available in each repository's documentation.