Agishub MCP

What Agishub MCP MCP server does

Agishub MCP provides one MCP connection to a hosted collection of tools. The toolset covers timezone and calendar operations, public web retrieval, text and media processing, semantic memory, webhook delivery, finance data, document rendering, and common conversions. It is intended for agent runtimes that need to call several service categories without configuring a separate API integration for each one.

The service does not require an API key or account signup for its MCP connection. Free tools can be tested directly, while paid operations use per-call billing rather than a subscription. Payments are made in USDC on Base through x402, with the agent signing transactions from its wallet.

How it works

The hosted MCP endpoint is available at https://api.agishub.com/mcp. An MCP-compatible client connects to that URL and receives the available tools. Agishub MCP MCP server requests that require payment use wallet-based x402 authorization; the wallet balance acts as the spending limit described in the project documentation.

For clients that only accept local stdio processes, the agishub proxy command bridges a local MCP process to the hosted hub. The project also provides a try command for running a free tool and an add command that writes client configuration while backing up the previous configuration.

Setup and configuration

Install and test the package with:

npx agishub try

The documented client setup commands are:

npx agishub add claude
npx agishub add cursor
npx agishub add windsurf
npx agishub add vscode

Manual HTTP configuration can point an MCP client at the hub URL. Claude Code can use claude mcp add --transport http agishub https://api.agishub.com/mcp. A local stdio bridge is available with npx agishub proxy.

No API key or required environment variable is specified. Production use of paid tools requires a wallet capable of signing x402 USDC payments on Base; the supplied material does not define a wallet environment-variable configuration.

Tools and capabilities

Agishub MCP MCP server includes the following groups of capabilities:

• Timezone and scheduling: resolve IANA zones, convert dates, calculate offsets, perform date math, identify public holidays, and find overlapping working hours across zones.
• Web and document handling: fetch public pages as cleaned Markdown, optionally render JavaScript-heavy pages, create PDFs, and capture screenshots.
• Text and AI processing: summarize, classify, extract entities, generate multilingual embeddings, ask a general-purpose LLM questions, transcribe audio from a public URL, and create spoken MP3 audio.
• Persistent retrieval: upsert text into searchable namespaces and run semantic searches against stored entries.
• Network and utility operations: deliver webhooks with retry jobs, inspect delivery status, generate QR codes, shorten URLs, and convert units.
• Finance data: convert currencies using daily FX rates and retrieve USD spot prices for supported cryptocurrency tickers including BTC, ETH, and SOL.

Limitations and notes

The tools that fetch pages, render content, create PDFs, capture screenshots, or transcribe audio work with public URLs according to the supplied tool descriptions. Public-holiday lookup uses a country code, while timezone operations depend on IANA timezone names or a resolvable city or country. Paid-call pricing is not fixed in this listing; the README directs users to the project pricing page and machine-readable API descriptions for current rates.

The service is not described as a self-hosted collection of the underlying tools. The documented deployment model is a hosted MCP endpoint, with the local proxy acting as a bridge for stdio-only clients.