MCP Server
vfat.io/mcp exposes a remote MCP server at https://mcp.vfat.io/mcp. Connect an AI client to it to look up yield, check portfolios, or prepare position changes on your behalf, without leaving your terminal or chat client.
Connecting
The server uses Streamable HTTP and needs no API key. The /mcp page gives ready-to-run connection snippets for:
- Codex:
codex mcp add vfat --url https://mcp.vfat.io/mcp, or add an[mcp_servers.vfat]block to~/.codex/config.toml - Claude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user vfat https://mcp.vfat.io/mcp, then run/mcpto confirm the connection - Gemini CLI:
gemini mcp add --transport http --scope user vfat https://mcp.vfat.io/mcp, then rungemini mcp listto confirm - Any other MCP client: add a remote server named
vfatwith Streamable HTTP transport, the URL above, no authentication, and a 60 second tool timeout
What you can ask
- Find yield: compare opportunities by chain, protocol, APR and liquidity
- Track portfolios: check wallet balances, position performance and pool history
- Compare swaps and bridges: get quotes for swaps and transfers between chains
- Plan position changes: prepare deposits, withdrawals and rebalances for review
- Check costs: estimate gas costs and whether automation is worthwhile
- Build with vfat: ask for help with API integrations and code examples
For example: “Compare the top five yield opportunities on Base by TVL”, “Show my wallet balances and how my positions have performed”, or “Estimate gas costs before I rebalance my position.”
Safety
Quotes returned by the server are unsigned. The server cannot sign transactions or move funds, and it never accepts private keys or seed phrases. Anything it prepares still has to be reviewed and signed by you in your wallet, the same as using vfat.io directly.