Solana Vybe MCP Server

Solana blockchain API access for AI models via a public MCP server endpoint.

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Overview

Solana Vybe provides a centralized gateway for AI clients to interface with the Solana network. By using a public MCP server, it allows developers to browse blockchain schemas and execute live API calls directly within their preferred AI-assisted environments. The server is designed for integration through standardized configuration files, supporting both npx-based remote connections and direct URL-based setups. It includes built-in support for OAuth authentication flows to manage client access securely.

Our verdict

With a security score of 35/100, this server is classified as high-risk. The assessment reflects significant architectural concerns, primarily that it is a community-maintained project rather than an official vendor release and currently lacks a defined software license, making its legal usage terms unclear. Due to these factors, this tool is recommended only for developers comfortable with auditing third-party code and evaluating the implications of non-standardized maintenance for their specific projects.

Supports live Solana API calls via public endpoint
Zero direct dependencies minimizes supply-chain surface area
Active development repository with frequent commits
Includes established documentation and configuration templates

No detected license for legal use
Community-maintained without official vendor oversight
High bus-factor risk due to single contributor
Security authentication and OAuth handling are not yet reviewed

Compatibility

Client	Local	Docker	Remote	Read-only
Claude Desktop
Cursor
VS Code
Windsurf
ChatGPT

Frequently asked questions

›How do I authenticate with the Solana MCP server?

Clients authenticate using the OAuth flow provided by the host at https://mcp.vybenetwork.com.

›Are there any API keys or secrets I need to store in my configuration files?

No, the configuration files use only the MCP URL and do not require secrets to be stored in the repository.

›How do I configure this server in Cursor?

You can use the provided examples/cursor-mcp.json file as an install snippet, which requires only the MCP URL.

›What should I do if I encounter a 403 error during the publishing process?

Check your GitHub Authorized OAuth Apps settings to ensure you have granted access to the vybenetwork organization and completed any required SSO steps, then re-run the login process.