Wealthville Integrations

What amitesh-m/wealthville-integrations MCP server does

The amitesh-m/wealthville-integrations MCP server connects MCP clients to Wealthville's public data API. Its focus is liquidity-pool evaluation across Solana and EVM networks. Responses include an Enter, Hold, or Exit verdict and a composite Wealthville Score ranging from 0 to 100.

The package exposes four read-only capabilities:

• Retrieve a score for a specific liquidity pool.
• Find top-ranked pools.
• Read the published track record.
• Read the signals feed.

The track record is described as public, immutable, and miss-inclusive. Signals are frozen when published and later labeled with their outcomes, including misses. Wealthville states that outcomes account for impermanent loss rather than relying only on raw APR.

How it works

The amitesh-m/wealthville-integrations MCP server is a thin wrapper around four public HTTP GET endpoints. An MCP client invokes the relevant tool, and the server retrieves data from Wealthville's API. The underlying service includes endpoints for top scores and track-record queries, such as the documented /api/v1/scores/top and /api/v1/track-record routes.

This is a data-access integration, not an execution system. It does not provide wallet access, request transaction signatures, or perform trades. The repository also includes separate connectors for Solana Agent Kit and ElizaOS, but those are different packages from the MCP server described here.

Setup and configuration

Install the amitesh-m/wealthville-integrations MCP server with the package command shown in the repository:

npx -y @wealthville/mcp-server

For Claude, the README gives this MCP registration command:

claude mcp add wealthville -- npx -y @wealthville/mcp-server

The package requires no key for normal use. A free Wealthville partner key is available to raise the API rate limit, but the provided material does not specify an environment-variable name or a required credential configuration. The repository links to Wealthville's developer documentation and OpenAPI description for API details.

Tools and capabilities

The amitesh-m/wealthville-integrations MCP server is suitable for agents that need to answer questions such as whether a particular pool currently has an Enter, Hold, or Exit signal, which pools rank highest, or how previously published signals performed.

Its supported data scope includes:

• Solana liquidity pools.
• EVM liquidity pools.
• Pool-level scores and verdicts.
• Top-pool rankings.
• Current or published signals.
• Historical signal outcomes through the track record.

The data can support research and screening workflows, but the README explicitly characterizes Wealthville data as a data product rather than financial advice.

Limitations and notes

The amitesh-m/wealthville-integrations MCP server is read-only. It cannot connect to a wallet, sign a transaction, allocate capital, or execute a liquidity-pool position. Its output depends on the public Wealthville API and its published scoring and outcome methodology.

A partner key may improve rate limits, but no key is required according to the repository. The material does not specify rate-limit values, response schemas for each MCP tool, supported client versions, or a required environment-variable setup. The project is MIT licensed.