graphlit-mcp-server and infura-mcp-server
These are ecosystem siblings—both are MCP server implementations that expose different blockchain/web3 infrastructure APIs (Graphlit's multi-modal data platform vs. Infura's JSON-RPC endpoint) as standardized tool sets for LLM integration, following the same Model Context Protocol specification.
About graphlit-mcp-server
graphlit/graphlit-mcp-server
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for Graphlit Platform
This tool helps product managers and developers create a unified, searchable knowledge base from scattered information sources. It takes content from your team's everyday tools like Slack, GitHub, Google Drive, and Notion, processes it, and makes it available for retrieval and AI-powered conversations within MCP clients like Cursor or Windsurf. The output is a centralized, AI-ready knowledge base, enabling efficient information discovery and RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) capabilities.
About infura-mcp-server
Qbandev/infura-mcp-server
Infura MCP server! This project provides a ready-to-use Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes the Infura JSON-RPC API as a set of tools for Large Language Models like Claude and Cursor.
Exposes 29 read-only JSON-RPC tools across 30+ EVM networks with MCP annotations for AI-optimized behavior and optional markdown formatting. Supports both stdio transport for desktop clients (Claude, Cursor, VS Code) and HTTP/SSE for web deployments, with configurable security features including CORS, DNS rebinding protection, and rate limiting. Built for zero Web3 library setup—configure environment variables and query live blockchain data through natural language.
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