Capabilities
Status: Gateway v0.1 live (stdio) —
describe_capabilities+simulate_evm_bytecode. Remote HTTP planned.
The MCP server exposes intent-driven tools — verbs that match how agents and integrators think about protocol work, not raw library APIs one-to-one.
Query shapes
| Shape | MCP tool | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Probe | describe_capabilities | Supported forks, EIPs, ceilings, presets | Live (stdio) |
| Simulate | simulate_evm_bytecode | Run raw bytecode under a fork; optional trace | Live (stdio) |
| Compare | — | N variants (each with own fork + bytecode) → diff | Engine only (MCP tool planned) |
| Generate | — | Block-level access lists (EIP-7928) | Planned (Step 6) |
Scope boundaries
- Stateless / BYOS — You supply bytecode and state overrides. No archive node, no mainnet sync.
- Raw bytecode, base-layer only — No Solidity compilation in the service. ERC/application-layer concerns are out of scope.
- Observability first — Rich execution traces (stack, gas, opcodes) are a primary deliverable.
- Hard wall — No sequential multi-block historical backtesting (archive-node /
revmterritory).
See Guarantees for limits and provenance details.
Changelog
Capabilities Changelog
- v0.42026-07-22Probe + simulate MCP tools live on stdio gateway v0.1.
- v0.32026-07-20Split from overview — end-user capability summary under use/.