Hey Klever Community, let’s keep it real. Building dApps shouldn’t mean fighting your tools or digging through fragmented documentation. A while back, we dropped the Klever VM MCP to streamline your smart contract development. Today, we’re officially closing the loop.
We are excited to announce the launch of the Klever Connect MCP for our JS/TS SDK.
Combined with the existing KVM MCP, you now have a complete, AI-powered development pipeline, from your frontend application straight down to your Rust smart contracts.
What is the Klever Connect MCP?
If you’re building with Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, or any MCP-capable client, you can now pipe the entire Klever Connect JS/TS SDK knowledge base directly into your AI assistant.
It comes packed with over 125 curated knowledge entries, including code examples, integration patterns, error handling, and API references. Instead of context-switching to figure out how to sign a transaction or manage wallet sessions in React, your AI can now fetch the exact, up-to-date SDK implementation details instantly.
Web3 is Functionality, Not Complexity
Our development philosophy boils down to the invisibility of technology. We want to reduce the friction of Web3 development so that the underlying infrastructure gets out of your way. Your focus should be on building a killer product with great UX, not wrestling with wallet connections. By bringing the SDK knowledge right into your IDE, we are drastically cutting down the time it takes to build, iterate, and debug.
What’s Under the Hood?
The Klever Connect MCP isn’t just a static scraper. It exposes 6 precise tools across Search & Retrieval and Context Augmentation to make your AI smarter:
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BM25-Ranked Search (
query_context,search_documentation) to find specific integration guides and error patterns. -
Context Injection (
enhance_with_context) that pulls the top most relevant entries to ground your AI’s answers directly in the Klever SDK context, reducing hallucinations. -
Deep Exploration (
find_similar,get_context) for drilling down into specific examples and best practices.
Transparency and Freedom
In line with Klever’s core commitment to transparency and freedom, the Klever Connect MCP is entirely open-source. You can inspect the code, fork it, and contribute directly alongside us.
Drop by the repository, check under the hood, and star the project here:
https://github.com/klever-io/mcp-klever-connect
Get Started
No API keys. No walled gardens. Just pure, unfiltered access to the tools you need to ship your dApp faster.
Check out the full setup guide, official documentation, and prompt examples to get your IDE connected today:
https://ai.klever.org/?mcp=klever-connect
Let’s keep building.