cyberwareX/cyberwarex-mcp

Overview

CyberWareX MCP servers provide pay-per-call x402 tools for AI agents, billed in USDC on Base without requiring an API key. The tools cover token safety/honeypot checks, EVM chain data, web access with markdown/screenshot/PDF output, wallet safety features such as transaction simulation and address risk scoring, and speech-to-text.

Best for

Best for
AI agent builders who need quick, metered access to web and on-chain safety tools without API key management.

Use cases

• Add on-chain token and wallet safety checks to an AI agent
• Fetch web pages as markdown, screenshots, or PDFs via MCP
• Run speech-to-text transcription without managing API keys

How to use

Install

pip install mcp requests

Tools exposed

• web-access
• defi-oracle
• chain-data
• voice-stt

Tested with

Claude Desktop, Claude Code

Notes

CyberWareX MCP servers provide pay-per-call x402 tools for AI agents, billed in USDC on Base without requiring an API key. The tools cover token safety/honeypot checks, EVM chain data, web access with markdown/screenshot/PDF output, wallet safety features such as transaction simulation and address risk scoring, and speech-to-text.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-15. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Add on-chain token and wallet safety checks to an AI agent
• Fetch web pages as markdown, screenshots, or PDFs via MCP
• Run speech-to-text transcription without managing API keys

Pros

• No API key needed, payment is per call in USDC
• Broad set of tools: chain data, web access, wallet safety, speech-to-text
• Built on x402, a standardized pay-per-call protocol for agents

Cons

• Requires a USDC balance on Base to pay for calls
• Pay-per-call costs can accumulate with heavy agent usage
• Vendor is ‘Various’, so support and maintenance may be fragmented

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