Our project aims to bridge the gap between the rapidly advancing world of AI agents/developer tools and the core infrastructure of the Filecoin network. Currently, AI systems lack standardized methods to query real-time information or interact safely with essential Filecoin components like Curio or Lotus. This hinders their ability to provide accurate assistance, automate tasks, or integrate deeply with Filecoin workflows.
To solve this, we propose building open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, initially focusing on Curio and Lotus. These servers act as intermediaries, exposing specific functionalities (as MCP "Tools") and data points (as MCP "Resources") by wrapping the existing APIs of these projects. This allows any MCP-compatible client (like VS Code extensions, Claude Desktop, or custom AI agents) to reliably discover and interact with Curio/Lotus in a standardized way, improving developer experience, enabling new AI-driven applications, and providing a valuable public good for the ecosystem.