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MCP SERVER

Related Identity MCP Server

by fengshanshan

Give it one web3 identity — an address, an ENS name, a Farcaster or Lens handle — and get back the other identities linked to it across platforms.

Chain State, Explorers & Contract ToolingVerified
Summary
One tool, one question, and it is the question every web3 lookup starts with: is this address the same person as that handle.

Identity across web3 platforms is fragmented by design — an address, an ENS name and a Farcaster handle are separate namespaces with no built-in join. Resolving between them is the first step of almost any real research task and is otherwise several manual lookups. Being a thin client over next.id's relation graph is both the strength and the limit: the answer is only as complete as that graph, and an identity absent from it returns nothing rather than a maybe. Worth knowing that this returns claimed and verified links, not a behavioural inference — an absence here is not evidence that two accounts are unrelated.

What it is

A single-tool identity resolver over next.id's relation graph, covering Ethereum addresses and domain names alongside Farcaster, Lens and other web3 platforms.

What you get
  • get-related-address takes an identity on one platform and returns the identities related to it on the others.
  • The data comes from next.id's relation server, so the links are the ones that source has verified rather than inferred from on-chain activity.
Requirements

Nothing to supply. The configuration points at a relation service, which can be the public one or your own.

Setup effort

One command — npx -y @fengshanshan/server-relate-account