Status, start and claim are each gated by the session's own state — start refuses while one is running, claim refuses until one has ended — so a scheduled check-in either advances the cycle or says why it cannot. What the key cannot do matters as much as what it can: there is no withdrawal call and no way to change the wallet address, so the wallet tool reports limits and pending counts while moving tokens stays in the app.
A server over a Toleno Network account — mining sessions, wallet, profile and referrals — with a second set of tools that answer questions about the network itself and need no key.
- The 24-hour mining cycle handled end to end: a status call reporting elapsed and remaining time with tokens mined so far, a start that only succeeds when no session is live, and a claim once one has ended
- Wallet state in one response — withdrawable and locked balances, total ever mined, the connected address and its Solana network, today's withdrawal total with pending and completed counts, and the minimum and maximum withdrawal amounts
- A daily check-in that folds profile and session together: balance, total mined, mining power, streak and referral counts
- Referral details including the code, referred and currently active counts and the bonus percentage, plus a generated invite link with ready-made messages in English and Turkish
- Account facts the app shows in its profile screen: KYC status, phone verification, premium subscription and account creation date
- Network-level reads that take no key at all — total tokens mined and registered users, the top 50 leaderboard by balance, tokenomics with the distribution split and halving model, the roadmap, security information and an FAQ
Node 18 or newer and a personal API key created in the Toleno mobile app under Settings → API Keys — it is shown once, so copy it then. A setup command takes the key and writes the client configuration for you. The account tools need that key; the project, tokenomics, roadmap, security, FAQ, leaderboard and global statistics tools answer without one. MIT.
One command plus a key — npx @toleno/mcp setup, then supply credentials
