Delora MCP

What Delora MCP MCP server does

Delora MCP MCP server provides an MCP interface to the Delora API at https://api.delora.build by default. It gives an AI client access to cross-chain quote requests and reference data about supported chains, tokens, individual token records, and Delora’s available tools.

The server is intended for clients that can call MCP tools rather than for direct application use. It does not describe or implement a separate trading workflow; its documented role is to expose the listed Delora API endpoints through MCP.

How it works

The MCP layer translates tool calls into requests to Delora API endpoints. get_quote uses /v1/quotes, while get_chains, get_tools, and get_tokens use their corresponding /v1/* endpoints. get_token queries /v1/token for one token using a chain and token identifier. get_instructions returns the server’s usage guide and is intended to be called first.

Delora MCP MCP server supports two transports. Stdio is the default and is suitable for local MCP client integrations. HTTP mode serves MCP at /mcp, listens on the configured host and port, and can be placed behind a reverse proxy. The documented default HTTP address is http://0.0.0.0:3000/mcp.

Setup and configuration

Install the project dependencies with npm install. The documented development commands are npm run dev for stdio and npm run dev:http for HTTP. A production-style flow builds the project and then runs either npm start or npm run start:http.

Configuration is supplied through environment variables:

• DELORA_API_URL changes the Delora API base URL and defaults to https://api.delora.build.
• DELORA_API_KEY optionally supplies a key as the upstream x-api-key header.
• MCP_TRANSPORT selects stdio or http, with stdio as the default.
• PORT sets the HTTP port and defaults to 3000.
• HOST sets the bind address and defaults to 0.0.0.0.

Docker deployment is also documented. In HTTP mode, the container can expose port 3000 and sit behind a reverse proxy that provides HTTPS.

Tools and capabilities

The available MCP tools are:

• get_instructions: Returns the usage guide.
• get_quote: Retrieves a cross-chain quote.
• get_chains: Lists supported chains.
• get_tools: Lists tools available from Delora.
• get_tokens: Lists supported tokens.
• get_token: Retrieves one token for a specified chain and token.

Limitations and notes

An API key is optional in the local configuration. When DELORA_API_KEY is set, Delora MCP MCP server forwards it upstream. In HTTP mode, an incoming x-api-key or Authorization: Bearer header takes precedence over the environment variable; stdio uses DELORA_API_KEY for this purpose.

The provided material documents Cursor configuration, including both stdio and streamable HTTP examples. It does not establish compatibility with other MCP clients. The server depends on the configured Delora API for quote and metadata responses, and the available data is limited to the documented endpoints and tools.