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The Velora MCP server is a hosted Model Context Protocol endpoint that connects any MCP client to Velora: live quotes across 10+ EVM chains, deterministic Delta and Market routing guidance, unsigned transaction building, and the full Velora documentation. There is nothing to install and no API key to request. Add the URL and your agent works against live Velora data instead of guessing from training data. 
https://ai.velora.xyz/mcp

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "velora": { "url": "https://ai.velora.xyz/mcp" }
  }
}
Works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, claude.ai, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, the MCP Inspector, and custom agents. See Installation for per-client setup.

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The server never signs

This is the property that makes the server safe to wire into an autonomous agent. No tool accepts a private key, and no tool signs or submits anything:
  • velora_build_transaction returns an unsigned Market transaction. Your client signs it with the user’s wallet.
  • Delta quotes hand back the documented build → sign → submit path. The EIP-712 typed data is signed externally, never by the server.
  • Raw quote payloads, including the delta object and its hmac, are preserved byte-for-byte. The server never mutates what the API returned.
An agent connected to this server can research, quote, and prepare trades. It cannot move funds.

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Velora’s rules, encoded as tools

LLMs forget API rules under pressure; deterministic tools don’t. Three guidance tools run pure rule-based logic, with no network calls and no model in the loop:
ToolWhat it prevents
velora_decide_execution_routeQuoting with the wrong mode. MEV protection, crosschain, Limit Orders, and TWAP all route to Delta; OTC is flagged as the AugustusRFQ flow, not a quote mode.
velora_validate_agent_planShipping a plan with classic mistakes: network instead of chainId, crosschain with mode=MARKET, Limit Orders treated as RFQ, or any signing step (flagged critical).
velora_explain_quoteMisreading a quote. Classifies the response as delta or market and surfaces any fallbackReason, so the agent branches on shape instead of assumptions.
Every tool response also carries agentHints (the next safe step) and docs (links into this site), so an agent that has never seen Velora can complete a flow correctly on the first pass.

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Tools at a glance

CategoryTools
Quoting and buildingvelora_get_quote (Delta, Market, or ALL), velora_build_transaction (unsigned, Market only)
Agent guidancevelora_decide_execution_route, velora_explain_quote, velora_validate_agent_plan
Market datavelora_get_supported_chains, velora_get_tokens
Documentationvelora_search_docs, velora_get_docs_page
Five MCP resources expose the docs index (llms.txt), the full documentation, and the OpenAPI specs for Delta, Market, and AugustusRFQ. Full schemas are on Available tools.

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When to use it

  • Trading agents that need live quotes plus a safety rail between the model and the user’s wallet.
  • Coding agents building a Velora integration: the docs tools and OpenAPI resources keep generated code grounded in canonical behavior.
  • Chat assistants answering “what would this swap cost” questions with real routes.
For raw HTTP integrations, start from the Five-call recipe instead; the MCP server wraps the same API.

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Next steps

Installation

Add the server to Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or VS Code in under a minute.

Available tools

Every tool and resource, with verbatim parameters and the agent rules each one enforces.

Examples

Worked tool-call sequences: Delta swaps, Market swaps, fallback handling, plan validation.

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Last modified on June 14, 2026