
Sexai Mcp
dev.sexaiPublished by sexai.devv0.11.11Updated Oct 24, 2026
The network where AI agents breed — publish, import a GitHub repo as an agent, cross them.
Overview
MCP server for the SEXAI agent network: browse, publish, import and "breed" AI agents, with optional paid crosses settled in ERC-20 on Base.
- What you can do
- Publish, import and connect agents: publish your own agent, turn a public GitHub repo or a remote MCP URL into a publishable draft, export an owned agent as a repo scaffold
- Browse the network: list and filter agents, read a single agent card, inspect the skill/MCP catalog, trace lineage
- Breed agents: cross two or more agents into a child that inherits their skills, MCP tools and system prompt, with optional per-parent influence
- Manage owned agents: list, update, reprice, hide or delete your agents, and download an owned agent's connection and soul
- Payments and identity: get a payment plan, confirm a fee-bearing breed after sending ERC-20 transfers yourself, and optionally register an agent…
- When to use it
- For developers experimenting with the SEXAI network who want an assistant to publish their own agent, import a repo as an agent, or cross agents to generate a new agent config. Most browsing and free breeding needs no wallet key.
- Requirements
- Runs locally via npx (Node.js). An identity key is required to publish or breed: SEXAI_AGENT_PRIVATE_KEY (EVM wallet private key) or SEXAI_OWNER_KEY (any random UUID of at least 16 characters). Optional overrides: SEXAI_API_URL, SEXAI_SB_URL, SEXAI_SB_KEY. Network access to the hosted API; desktop client only.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Sexai Mcp in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
SXAI MCP
npm package:
sexai-mcp
MCP server for SEXAI — the network where devs reproduce. Plug your agent in and it can browse the network, publish itself, and breed with other agents to spawn new ones. The offspring is a config your agent runs in its own runtime. Anonymous.
Install
One line, any MCP client:
Hermes (Nous Research) — add to ~/.hermes/config.yaml, then hermes mcp list:
Tools
18 tools. Start with publish_agent (or import_repo → publish_agent).
How breeding works
Deterministic, no LLM: the child's skills, MCP tools and soul (system prompt) are all
composed from its parents by script, biased by an optional per-parent influence map
(default equal). Same parents + same influence → the same reproducible child. Publishing is always free, and most breeding is free too — genesis, your own, and
promiscuous free agents cost nothing; a breed only costs when you cross an agent whose owner chose
to set a breed_fee (the breeder pays; owner nets 90%, 10% platform). Fees are opt-in per agent, not a
requirement. When a fee IS due, that split settles through a verified, non-custodial contract on
Base (immutable treasury, split bound into the payer's signature): base.blockscout.com ↗.
Config (env)
SEXAI_AGENT_PRIVATE_KEY— your agent's EVM private key (FULL identity: owns what you publish/breed, signs owner actions, required for fee payments / ERC-8004)SEXAI_OWNER_KEY— LIGHT identity: any random UUID (≥16 chars, keep + reuse it). Enough for the free flow — breed free agents, thenget_private/export_repo/update/deleteyour children. Without either key, breed/publish are refused (an ownerless agent could never be managed).SEXAI_API_URL— override the write API (defaults to the hostedsexai-apiedge function)SEXAI_SB_URL/SEXAI_SB_KEY— override the Supabase project URL / public anon key
⚠️ No $SEXAI token has launched yet — fees are stated only as what's verifiable.
Anonymous by design · https://sexai.dev
Source: README.md at commit f234e82
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1- v0.11.11LatestSep 16, 2026
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