Everstake

MCP server exposing Everstake staking data and company information to AI agents. Built in Go using modelcontextprotocol/go-sdk.

Transport: Streamable HTTP (MCP 2025-03-26 spec) — single / endpoint

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Available Tools

Tool	Type	Description
get_company_profile	static	Company overview, metrics, certifications
get_products	static	Product details: Institutional Staking, VaaS, Yield, SWQOS, ShredStream
get_solutions	static	Solutions by audience: custodians, exchanges, asset managers, banks, fintech
get_developer_docs	static	SDK links, integration guides, API references
get_contact_information	static	Contact channels and routing guide
get_security_profile	static	Certifications: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, ITGC, GDPR, CCPA
get_integrations	static	Custody integrations: Fireblocks, BitGo, Anchorage, Coinbase, etc.
get_uptime_metrics	live	Uptime metrics from dashboard API (30 min cache)
get_chains	live	Supported chains with APY, fees, status (30 min cache)
staking_calculator	live	Estimated staking rewards by network and amount
request_integration	write	Submit integration/staking inquiry to Everstake sales

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Running the Server

Prerequisites

• Go 1.26.1+
• Environment variable DASHBOARD_URL set (required)

Local

export DASHBOARD_URL=https://dashboard-api.everstake.one
go run ./cmd/mcp_server

The server starts on port 8080 by default. Override with PORT=<port>.

Docker

docker build -t everstake-mcp .
docker run -e DASHBOARD_URL=https://dashboard-api.everstake.one -p 8080:8080 everstake-mcp

Environment Variables

Variable	Default	Required
DASHBOARD_URL	—	yes
PORT	8080	no
GIN_MODE	—	no (release set in Dockerfile)

Health Check

GET /health

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Linting

The project uses golangci-lint with a strict configuration in .golangci.yml.

Install golangci-lint:

go install github.com/golangci/golangci-lint/cmd/golangci-lint@latest

Run:

make lint

Key rules enforced: staticcheck (all checks), gosec, gocritic (diagnostic/style/performance tags), revive (40+ rules including early-return, error-strings, var-naming), errchkjson, bodyclose, contextcheck, and more. nolintlint requires specific lint directives — bare //nolint is not allowed.

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Editing Tool Responses

Static tools

Edit tools.yaml. Each map key is the tool name; the static_response field is returned verbatim to the AI agent.

tools:
  get_company_profile:
    description: |
      ...
    static_response: |
      COMPANY: Everstake
      ...

To add a new static tool:

1. Add an entry under tools: in tools.yaml with static_response.
2. Add a corresponding field to ToolsConfig in internal/config/mcp_config.go with a matching yaml struct tag — the name is injected automatically via reflection.
3. Register it in internal/server/mcp/server.go using staticTextTool().

Content rules

Cross-cutting rules that apply to all tool responses are in .vscode/tools_src/RULES.md. These cover:

• Certification differentiator language
• Non-custodial positioning
• Vault product disclaimers
• APY disclaimer wording
• Lead source tagging for request_integration

Dynamic tools

get_uptime_metrics and get_chains fetch live data from the dashboard API with a 30-minute in-memory cache. Their handlers are in internal/server/mcp/dashboard.go. The underlying API client lives in pkg/everstake/dashboard/.