PTERI Intelligence and MCP

A planned tool-namespace model for Model Context Protocol clients — conceptual, not yet a running integration.

Updated August 31, 2026 · 1 min read

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an emerging standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools. PTERI Intelligence's published direction is to expose its capabilities through MCP using five tool namespaces:

MCP client PTERI Intelligence (planned) wallet.* tx.* mweb.* message.* observe.*
Diagram: the planned tool namespaces. (An illustration we made, not a screenshot of a running MCP server.)
  • wallet.* — address discovery, balance queries, UTXO inspection
  • tx.* — transaction construction, signing, broadcasting
  • mweb.* — confidential/privacy-preserving transfers
  • message.* — message signing and verification
  • observe.* — status and confirmation tracking

The stated design goals: strict input schemas, tools that require explicit authority to invoke, deterministic output that can be logged and audited, and no path for a tool call to escalate permissions, touch a private key, or act outside its declared scope.

What's not available yet

As of this writing there's no published MCP server URL, no installable package, no client configuration file, and no tool-call examples or schema definitions — this is a named model for future tooling, not a connectable integration today. If MCP support is central to your evaluation of PTERI, please open a ticket (Technical / API category) so we can point you to the current state.

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