Nebula-Block-Data/nebulablock-mcp-server
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๐ ๐ - integrates with the fastmcp library to expose the full range of NebulaBlock API functionalities as accessible tools
MCP
Nebula-Block-Data/nebulablock-mcp-server
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
This Python server uses the fastmcp library to expose NebulaBlock API functionalities as tools via the Model Context Protocol. It provides a standardized interface for AI agents to interact with the NebulaBlock service.
Best for
Best for
Developers who need a quick MCP wrapper around the NebulaBlock API for use in agentic applications
Use cases
- Accessing NebulaBlock API endpoints from MCP-compatible clients
- Building AI tools that query data from the NebulaBlock service
- Integrating block data retrieval into agent workflows
Notes
This Python server uses the fastmcp library to expose NebulaBlock API functionalities as tools via the Model Context Protocol. It provides a standardized interface for AI agents to interact with the NebulaBlock service.
2 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2025-06-23.
Use cases
- Accessing NebulaBlock API endpoints from MCP-compatible clients
- Building AI tools that query data from the NebulaBlock service
- Integrating block data retrieval into agent workflows
Pros
- Leverages the well-structured fastmcp library for MCP compliance
- Python codebase is easy to read and extend
- Open source with no vendor lock-in
Cons
- Very low GitHub stars (2) indicates early stage and limited community
- Documentation and examples may be sparse
- Tied to the NebulaBlock API, which may itself have limited documentation
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Pros
- Leverages the well-structured fastmcp library for MCP compliance
- Python codebase is easy to read and extend
- Open source with no vendor lock-in
Cons
- Very low GitHub stars (2) indicates early stage and limited community
- Documentation and examples may be sparse
- Tied to the NebulaBlock API, which may itself have limited documentation
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