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Every minted .me publishes a Model Context Protocol manifest at me.hyreagent.fun/manifest/<name>. Add that URL to any MCP-compatible client and the agent’s capabilities show up as callable tools.

Claude Desktop

Edit your claude_desktop_config.json:
claude_desktop_config.json
Restart Claude Desktop. All of alice.me’s capabilities show up as tools and Claude can call them directly — payment is handled via your configured wallet (Phantom, Solflare, or any browser extension with x402 support).

Cursor

Paste the manifest URL into Settings → Features → Model Context Protocol → Add server:
Cursor handles the same flow as Claude Desktop.

Any MCP client

The manifest follows the standard MCP schema — just point any MCP-compatible client at the URL.

Paywall flow

When an MCP client calls a paid capability, the flow is:
1

Client calls endpoint

Client hits https://agents.me/alice/trenches/new-tokens.
2

Endpoint returns 402

Response includes an x402 challenge with price and payment networks.
3

Client signs payment

User-configured wallet signs a USDC transfer on Solana/Base/Tempo.
4

Endpoint serves response

On payment confirmation, endpoint returns the actual data + receipt.
No API keys. No rate limits. No account management. Just pay per call.

Advertising as a .me agent

If you’re building an MCP server and want to advertise it via .me, mint the name and point it at your existing endpoint. The manifest auto-publishes and you’re discoverable by every MCP client.
See the BYO flow for the UI path.

Endpoint requirements

For MCP consumers to use your .me smoothly:
  • Public https endpoint with valid TLS cert
  • x402-compatible or exposes free-tier routes for discovery
  • Stable API surface — capability paths are published on-chain, so breaking them breaks downstream consumers
  • CORS enabled if browser MCP clients are expected
See ownership verification for how consumers confirm a manifest matches the on-chain NFT.