get_api_endpoint_schema
Returns the full input schema for any Hive tool by name. Call a category tool first to discover available tool names, then use this to get the exact parameters before calling invoke_api_endpoint.
LABSCO SUMMARY
Breadth across crypto data sources, reached through a search-then-invoke loop rather than a tool list the model has to carry every turn.
The design decision worth knowing is that the endpoints are not tools: the agent searches the catalog, reads one schema and invokes it, so the tool list stays small however much coverage sits behind it — at the cost of two round trips before the first answer. What comes back in exchange is provenance, with the provider, the retrieval time, the cache age and the fallback state attached to every result.
What it is
A hosted MCP server that normalises ten upstream crypto data providers into a single catalog. It does not put every endpoint in front of the model: the agent searches the catalog or lists a category, reads the exact input schema for the endpoint it found, then invokes it.
What you get
- search_tools searches the whole catalog and its canonical task toolsets by keyword, provider or category, paginated with a cursor
- get_api_endpoint_schema returns the exact input schema for any endpoint by name, so the call is built from real parameters instead of guesses
- invoke_api_endpoint executes any endpoint in the catalog with the arguments you assembled
- Ten category listers for browsing rather than searching: Market Data and Price, On-Chain DEX & Pool Analytics, Portfolio & Wallet, Token & Contract data, DeFi Protocol Analytics, NFT Analytics, Security & Risk Analysis, Network & Infrastructure, Search & Discovery, Prediction Markets
- Behind those categories sit Alchemy, CoinGecko, DeFiLlama, Moralis, Codex, GoPlus, Helius, Tenderly, CCXT and Hyperliquid
- Every result carries a receipt: which provider answered, Hive's retrieval and first-observation time, cache age, and whether the data came from the live or the fallback tier — fallback and degraded data are labelled rather than blended in
- Time-series endpoints accept at or block_number, so a historical question is pinned to a point in time instead of quietly answering with the latest value
- response_format switches any of these between a concise and a detailed result
Requirements
A remote Streamable HTTP endpoint at https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp. Interactive clients discover it from the URL and authorise in the browser; headless ones send Authorization: Bearer with a Hive API key. You can also connect with no credential at all — the anonymous lane answers 25 material calls per IP per day, and discovery and schema calls are always free. To run it locally instead, launch hive-intelligence over stdio with npx and supply your own upstream provider keys (COINGECKO_PRO_API_KEY, ALCHEMY_API_KEY, HELIUS_API_KEY, MORALIS_API_KEY, CODEX_API_KEY, GOPLUS_APP_KEY and GOPLUS_APP_SECRET, TENDERLY_API_KEY); providers you leave unkeyed stay discoverable and report a missing_key status.
Setup effort
One command — claude mcp add --transport http --scope user hive https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp
USE CASES
01
Checking a token before anyone signs
List the Security & Risk endpoints for honeypot, rugpull and approval-risk checks, read the schema of the one you want, and run it against the contract address.
02
Valuing a wallet across chains
The Portfolio & Wallet category covers balances, positions held across protocols and transaction history; invoke the endpoint that matches the chains you care about.
03
Finding the right endpoint when you know the question but not the API
search_tools takes plain keywords and returns matching endpoints and task toolsets; the schema call then shows exactly what it needs.
04
Comparing prices and derivatives data across exchanges
Market Data and Price covers live and historical prices, OHLC, market caps and stablecoin analytics from several providers behind one call.
05
Watching a pool or a prediction market
The DEX category holds pool liquidity, trading pairs and pool-level OHLCV; the prediction-markets category holds events, markets and trades.
13 tools
Counted once with only startup setup. Other versions, modes or optional credentials may expose a different list.
get_defi_protocol_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "DeFi Protocol Analytics" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Endpoints for comprehensive DeFi protocol analysis including Total Value Locked (TVL) data, protocol listings, chain-specific TVL metrics, historical TVL tracking across all chains, protocol fee analysis, yield farming analytics with APY data, detailed protocol information, comprehensive DeFi ecosystem statistics, blockchain network TVL tracking, yield pool management and historical charts, and protocol fee structures across different DeFi platforms. Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
get_market_and_price_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "Market Data and Price" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Endpoints to retrieve real-time and historical cryptocurrency prices, market caps, trading volumes, OHLC data, global market statistics, supported currencies, basic market performance metrics across different timeframes and asset platforms, stablecoin market analytics, stablecoin price tracking, comprehensive stablecoin market cap data across multiple chains, centralized exchange (CEX) trading data including real-time tickers, order books, recent trades, candlestick charts, best bid/ask prices, CEX exchange metadata and volume charts, derivatives pricing (index, mark, and premium), perpetual futures funding rates, leverage tiers, options trading analytics, and available trading markets/currencies across major exchanges. Provider guide: Use coingecko tools for market-wide price data. Use ccxt_ tools for CEX trading data. Use alchemy_ tools for supported token price reads and EVM gas data. Use codex tools for on-chain DEX token price, chart, and volume analytics. Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
get_network_infrastructure_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "Network & Infrastructure" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Endpoints for blockchain network information, network health monitoring, gas price tracking, network statistics, asset platform data, infrastructure metrics across different blockchain networks, real-time mempool monitoring, pending transaction analysis, transaction status simulation, MEV detection and protection, gas fee optimization, arbitrage opportunity identification, comprehensive blockchain activity monitoring, community-contributed insights and annotations, data platform system updates monitoring, centralized exchange (CEX) infrastructure including system status monitoring, server time synchronization, available trading markets/pairs browsing, and supported currencies listing across major exchanges. Provider guide: Use codex/coingecko tools for network lists and stats. Use alchemy_ tools for EVM node reads, logs, blocks, and receipts. Use tenderly_ tools for supported EVM simulation/network reads. Use helius_ tools for Solana chain infrastructure (current slot, epoch info, priority-fee estimation, raw transaction fetches). Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
get_nft_analytics_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "NFT Analytics" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Endpoints for comprehensive NFT ecosystem analysis including collection data, market analytics, user NFT holdings, collection floor prices, trading volumes, historical NFT market data, NFT liquidity pools and AMM marketplaces (like Sudoswap), NFT DeFi analytics, Prime ecosystem pools, Parallel trading card game assets, NFT pool management, collection holder analysis, advanced NFT search and filtering, contract metadata, cross-chain NFT analytics, social sentiment tracking for NFT collections, and time series market trend analysis. Provider guide: Use alchemy_ tools for default EVM NFT ownership, metadata, owners, floors, sales, rarity, spam, and collection reads. Use helius_ tools for Solana NFT assets, editions, and compressed NFT proofs. Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
get_onchain_dex_pool_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "On-Chain DEX & Pool Analytics" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Endpoints for analyzing on-chain decentralized exchange pools, liquidity data, trading pairs, DEX rankings, pool filtering, trending pools, OHLCV data for pools/tokens, trading volume analysis, comprehensive on-chain trading metrics across multiple networks and DEXs, real-time DEX trading analytics, advanced token trading intelligence with DEXScreener-style metrics, trader statistics (makers, buyers, sellers), aggregated trading data by tokens, volume breakdowns, trading activity analysis, DEX volume analytics across protocols and chains, and cross-chain bridge analytics. Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
get_portfolio_wallet_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "Portfolio & Wallet" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Endpoints for tracking user wallet balances, transaction history, portfolio positions across protocols and chains, net asset calculations, token holdings analysis, comprehensive wallet activity monitoring, real-time balance tracking, balance update history over time, multi-token portfolio analysis, balance changes with transaction context, financial auditing capabilities for individual users and addresses, wallet filtering and discovery, NFT holdings tracking, wallet PnL, DeFi positions, swap history, and wallet insight metrics. Provider guide: Use alchemy_ tools for default EVM portfolio, balances, transfers, and NFT holdings. Use moralis_ tools only for unique wallet intelligence (PnL, DeFi positions, decoded wallet insight/history). Use codex wallet tools for DEX wallet analytics. Use helius_ tools for Solana-native wallet depth (native SOL balance, SPL token accounts, Digital Asset Standard assets owned by a wallet). Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
get_prediction_markets_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "Prediction Markets" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Endpoints for prediction market data including event/market/trader stats, outcome prices, trade history, bar charts, token holders, and filtering. Provider: Codex (Defined.fi) covering Polymarket and Kalshi. Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
get_search_discovery_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "Search & Discovery" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Endpoints for cryptocurrency search functionality, trending analysis, coin categorization, token discovery, new coin listings, comprehensive search capabilities across coins, categories, markets, event categorization, and entity/address label discovery systems. Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
get_security_risk_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "Security & Risk Analysis" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Comprehensive security endpoints for token security analysis, NFT authenticity verification, honeypot detection, malicious address identification, phishing site detection, contract approval risks, dApp security assessment, ABI data decoding, EVM transaction simulation, gas estimation, calldata decoding, and comprehensive security metrics to protect users from scams, rugpulls, and malicious contracts. Provider guide: Use goplus_ tools for threat detection (honeypots, scams, phishing, rugpulls). Use alchemy_ tools for token allowance reads. Use tenderly_ tools for transaction simulation, gas estimation, tracing, and calldata decoding across supported EVM chains. Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
get_token_contract_endpoints
Lists available tools in the "Token & Contract data" category with optional search and cursor pagination. Endpoints for detailed token and contract analysis including token metadata, holder distributions, contract information, token filtering and discovery, holder rankings, comprehensive token intelligence across multiple networks, advanced transaction analysis and forensics, token lifecycle events, trader analytics, and project metadata including websites and social media links. Provider guide: Use alchemy_ tools for default EVM token balances and metadata. Use alchemy network/security categories for transfers, transaction lookups, allowances, and simulations. Use codex_ tools for on-chain DEX token analytics and pair data. Use coingecko tools for market metadata. Use moralis_ tools only for token score/enrichment that is not available elsewhere. Use helius_ tools for Solana Digital Asset Standard (DAS) asset metadata, assets by group/creator/authority, asset search, and signatures-for-asset lookups. Browse this list to find the right tool, then call it using invoke_api_endpoint.
invoke_api_endpoint
Invokes any Hive tool by name with the provided arguments. This is the primary way to call tools — first discover tool names via category listing tools, optionally check the schema with get_api_endpoint_schema, then invoke here. Pass arguments either as a nested 'args' object or as flat top-level keys alongside endpoint_name.
search_tools
Search the full Hive tool catalog and canonical task toolsets by keyword, provider, or category. Use this first when you know the data you need but not the exact tool name; then call get_api_endpoint_schema for parameters and invoke_api_endpoint to execute.
BEFORE YOU INSTALL
What to know first
Tools you get
13 tools when we connected; the docs list 8. Only search_tools, get_api_endpoint_schema and invoke_api_endpoint are in both lists; the other ten tools that appeared each list one catalog category. Beyond both, 615 catalog tools are reached by name through invoke_api_endpoint rather than listed.
Requires
A client that can reach a remote MCP server over HTTP
INSTALLATION
Connect your client
Server setup
claude mcp add
Claude Code
TERMINAL
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user hive https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcpHosted endpoint
ENDPOINT URL
https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcpAdd this hosted endpoint to your MCP client.
MCP Clients
Cursor
CURSOR · JSON
{
"mcpServers": {
"hive": {
"url": "https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp"
}
}
}VS Code
VS CODE · JSON
{
"servers": {
"hive": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp"
}
}
}Claude Desktop
Settings → Custom Connectors → add https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp, then complete browser authorization after OAuth activation
Windsurf
WINDSURF · JSON
{
"mcpServers": {
"hive": {
"serverUrl": "https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp"
}
}
}Gemini CLI
GEMINI CLI · JSON
{
"mcpServers": {
"hive": {
"httpUrl": "https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp"
}
}
}Any MCP client — local
ANY MCP CLIENT — LOCAL · JSON
{
"mcpServers": {
"hive": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"-p",
"hive-intelligence@latest",
"hive"
]
}
}
}Upstream provider keys are optional: add an env object with COINGECKO_PRO_API_KEY (or COINGECKO_DEMO_API_KEY for a CoinGecko demo key), ALCHEMY_API_KEY, HELIUS_API_KEY or MORALIS_API_KEY only for the providers you hold a key for. Providers left without one stay discoverable and report a missing_key status.
