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ravndex/ravn-mcp-glama

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Local/stdio MCP server for RAVN's cross-chain swap API (native BTC included) — built for Glama's build/grade listing requirements alongside the hosted remote server

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ravndex/ravn-mcp-glama

Added 8 Sept 2026

Overview

A local/stdio MCP server that exposes RAVN's cross-chain swap API, including native BTC swaps, to MCP-compatible clients. Written in TypeScript, it is configured for Glama's build/grade listing requirements alongside the hosted remote server.

Best for

Best for
Developers who need a local MCP bridge to RAVN's cross-chain swap API for Glama-compatible listings or experiments.

Use cases

  • Connect AI assistants or MCP clients to RAVN swap endpoints locally
  • Execute cross-chain swaps, including native BTC, from a local process
  • Develop and test RAVN integrations without relying on a remote server

Notes

A local/stdio MCP server that exposes RAVN’s cross-chain swap API, including native BTC swaps, to MCP-compatible clients. Written in TypeScript, it is configured for Glama’s build/grade listing requirements alongside the hosted remote server.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-07. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Connect AI assistants or MCP clients to RAVN swap endpoints locally
  • Execute cross-chain swaps, including native BTC, from a local process
  • Develop and test RAVN integrations without relying on a remote server

Pros

  • Runs locally over stdio, keeping swap request handling close to the client
  • TypeScript codebase fits TypeScript-centric developer workflows
  • Includes native BTC support directly through the RAVN API

Cons

  • Zero stars and no community signal suggest limited real-world validation
  • Requires local setup and a running MCP client to be useful
  • No evidence of extended features beyond the RAVN swap API subset

Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.

Pros

  • Runs locally over stdio, keeping swap request handling close to the client
  • TypeScript codebase fits TypeScript-centric developer workflows
  • Includes native BTC support directly through the RAVN API

Cons

  • Zero stars and no community signal suggest limited real-world validation
  • Requires local setup and a running MCP client to be useful
  • No evidence of extended features beyond the RAVN swap API subset
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