Moly
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Problem Statement
There is currently no institutional-grade MCP server that both protects your wallet and handles the full complexity of Lido protocol interactions. Existing integrations are either REST API wrappers relabelled as MCP with no real wallet security, or raw key setups that expose private keys on disk. Neither satisfies the bar for agents managing real ETH at scale. Moly solves this: wallet keys are secured in an AES-256-GCM encrypted OWS vault and never touch disk in plaintext, while the full Lido surface — staking, withdrawals, wrapping, governance, cross-chain bridging, position monitoring, and alerts — is exposed as 28 callable MCP tools with dry-run support on every write operation. Any MCP-compatible AI agent can stake, unstake, wrap, govern, and monitor Lido positions through natural language with no custom code required.
Moly is an open-source MCP server and CLI that gives any AI agent full access to the Lido staking protocol. One npm package. 28 tools. Stake ETH, manage withdrawals, wrap/unwrap stETH, vote on governance, monitor positions across L1 and L2, set alerts and safety bounds. Every write operation supports dry-run mode. CLI-first `moly stake`, `moly balance`, `moly withdraw`, `moly proposals` — interact with Lido directly from the terminal with no AI agent involved. Built for developers who want control without the overhead. Wallet Security via OWS Keys are secured in an AES-256-GCM encrypted Open Wallet Standard vault. `moly setup` imports or generates a key into `~/.moly/` — every write tool resolves the signing key from the vault at runtime. The private key never touches disk in plaintext. OWS is auto-installed on first setup with no manual steps required. MCP Integration Drop Moly into Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf as a stdio MCP server. One config block and your agent can stake, unstake, wrap, govern, and monitor Lido positions through natural language with no custom integration code.
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Moly is being developed as a long-term open-source tool for AI-native DeFi access. Post-hackathon plans include expanding to more protocols beyond Lido, adding multi-sig support, and publishing to MCP registries for broader agent adoption.