Vybe Solana API MCP Server — Now Available
You can now connect the Vybe Solana API to AI-powered code editors and assistants via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This gives AI agents direct access to our full API schema and — on supported clients — the ability to make live API calls and return real Solana data.
What's Included
The Vybe MCP server exposes 4 tools:
list-endpoints— Browse all 46 API endpoints with methods and summariessearch-endpoints— Deep search across paths, operations, and schemas by keywordget-endpoint— Full OpenAPI spec for any endpoint — parameters, response schemas, auth requirementsexecute-request— Make live API calls and return real data (available on clients that support native header forwarding)
Supported Clients
The MCP server works with any client that supports remote MCP servers, including:
- Claude.ai — Add as a custom connector for the full experience including live API execution
- Cursor — Native remote MCP support with header forwarding
- Windsurf — Native remote MCP support with header forwarding
- Claude Desktop — Via
mcp-remotebridge (schema discovery tools;execute-requestnot yet available through this path) - Any MCP-compatible client — VS Code with Copilot, Cline, Continue, OpenCode, and more
MCP Server URL
https://docs.vybenetwork.com/mcp
Get Started
See the full setup guide with configuration examples for each client: Vybe Solana API MCP
What You Can Do
With the MCP connected, your AI assistant can:
- Generate accurate API integration code grounded in the actual OpenAPI spec
- Query live Solana token prices, wallet balances, PnL, and trade history
- Explore all 47+ supported DEXs and their program addresses
- Inspect endpoint schemas to understand parameters, response shapes, and auth requirements
- Build portfolio trackers, trading bots, and analytics dashboards with confident endpoint knowledge
Coming Soon: x402 Pay-Per-Query Access
We're also building x402 support for the Vybe API. x402 is an open payment protocol by Coinbase that embeds stablecoin payments directly into HTTP requests — meaning AI agents connected via MCP will be able to autonomously discover, pay for, and consume Solana data without needing a pre-configured API key.
This also means endpoints and WebSocket streams currently exclusive to higher-tier plans will become accessible to anyone on a pay-per-request basis.
The first release will be a beta. Read more: x402 Payment Protocol — Coming Soon