
Sui Mcp Server
io.github.ExpertVagabondPublished by GitHub account ExpertVagabondv0.4.2Updated Oct 25, 2026
53-tool MCP server for Sui blockchain — wallets, DeFi, Move contracts, staking, SuiNS, analytics
Overview
A local MCP server exposing 53 tools for the Sui blockchain, letting an assistant manage wallets, transfer and stake SUI, inspect Move contracts and query chain
- What you can do
- Create, import and list in-memory wallets and check balances, coins and coin metadata for addresses and coin types. Transfer SUI and objects, merge and split coins. Query objects, dynamic fields, object history, transactions and on-chain events. Inspect Move packages, modules, functions and structs, and execute or dry-run Move calls. Stake and withdraw stake, list validators, and read network, epoch, checkpoint, gas and committee data. Resolve SuiNS names and prices, query Cetus and DeepBook pools, get token prices and swap quotes, and request faucet funds on devnet or testnet.
- When to use it
- Useful when an assistant needs to read or act on Sui chain data: checking balances and transactions, inspecting Move contracts, exploring DeFi pools and quotes, or performing transfers and staking from a session wallet. It suits Sui developers and users who want one server covering wallets, staking, SuiNS and analytics rather than several narrow ones.
- Requirements
- Runs locally over stdio, typically via npx sui-mcp-server or a global npm install, so Node.js and network access to Sui RPC endpoints are needed. No API key is required; it connects to public Sui nodes. It starts on devnet and can switch to mainnet, testnet, devnet or localnet.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Sui Mcp Server 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
sui-mcp-server
[npm version] [License: MIT] [Node] [Tools]
The most comprehensive Sui blockchain MCP server. 53 tools with GraphQL + JSON-RPC dual transport -- wallets, DeFi (Cetus, DeepBook), SuiNS, staking, validators, Move introspection, and the full Sui RPC surface.
Competitors offer 10-15 tools for basic operations. This server covers the entire Sui ecosystem in a single package.
Install
Or install globally:
Configure
Add to your MCP config (claude_desktop_config.json or ~/.mcp.json):
No API key required -- connects directly to Sui public RPC nodes.
Tools (53)
Wallet Management (4)
Coin Operations (4)
Transfers (4)
Object Queries (5)
Transactions (4)
Move Smart Contracts (7)
Staking (4)
Events (1)
Network & Analytics (9)
SuiNS Name Service (4)
DeFi: Cetus DEX (2)
DeFi: DeepBook (1)
DeFi: Token Tools (3)
Faucet (1)
Why This One?
- 53 tools vs 10-15. Competitors like 0xdwong/sui-mcp cover basic operations. This server includes DeFi (Cetus, DeepBook), SuiNS, Move introspection, staking, validators, and full analytics.
- GraphQL + JSON-RPC dual transport. Built on the official
@mysten/suiv2.11 SDK with@mysten/suinsfor name service -- future-proofed for the GraphQL migration. - Tested end-to-end. 59 passing tests across devnet, testnet, and mainnet. Wallet creation, transfers, staking, DeFi queries, SuiNS resolution, and Move inspection all verified.
Token Shortcuts
Use symbol shortcuts instead of full coin type addresses:
Networks
Starts on devnet by default. Switch at any time with switch_network:
Security
- Keys are in-memory only -- never written to disk, never logged
- Private keys redacted from all error messages
- Rate limiting: 120 calls/minute (sliding window)
- All inputs validated with Zod strict schemas
Development
License
MIT -- Matthew Karsten / Purple Squirrel Media
Source: README.md at commit 39d0d65
Tools
0Version history
1- v0.4.2LatestSep 16, 2026
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