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Avalanche Builder Hub MCP

Ava Labs' read-only MCP exposing Builders Hub docs, code search, and Avalanche chain data to AI clients.

  • Sato Score65
  • ChainsAvalanche
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Avalanche Builder Hub MCP is a MCP server by Ava Labs on Avalanche, with no code activity tracked. Sato Score 65/100 (how open, active and verifiable it is, not a safety grade), as of 2026-10-15. How the score works →

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No code activity tracked

Listed from build.avax.network on 2026-07-13. Install: not attempted. Evidence →

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Overview

Avalanche Builder Hub MCP is an official, read-only MCP server run by Ava Labs at build.avax.network. It gives AI clients access to Builders Hub documentation, CLI/RPC/ACP task lookup, GitHub code search across ava-labs repositories, and public blockchain queries such as balances, contract info, and P-Chain RPC/Info API calls. An agent builder plugs it in for grounded Avalanche documentation and on-chain lookups without running local infrastructure.

Sato Score

65/100· Medium

How open, active & verifiable — not a safety or returns grade.

Maintenance & liveness
35/35
Code transparency
0/20
Interface verifiability
10/10
Docs & demo
6/10
Listing transparency & provenance
11/15
Independent verification
3/10

Live endpoint probed — we called the hosted MCP endpoint and it answered with its real tool inventory (proves the interface works, not runtime safety).

Evidence — listed vs checked · what the words mean

Listed from build.avax.network on 2026-07-13. Install: not attempted.

ClaimValueEvidenceSourceChecked
Chains supportedAvalancheself-reportedbuild.avax.networkas of 2026-10-15
Verification statusSelf-Reported — not independently reviewedself-reportedbuild.avax.networkas of 2026-10-15
Install worksdocumented by the project, not run by Sato Hubnot attempted by Sato Hubself-reportedbuild.avax.networkas of 2026-07-14
MCP endpoint answersanswered — 48 tools listedobservedbuild.avax.network2026-10-15
Daily check record90 of 90 daily checks since 2026-07-17 succeededa success rate of our checks, not uptime; the source is this listing's own historyobserved—2026-10-14
Deploys asHosted API (Streamable HTTP)confidence 0.90self-reportedbuild.avax.networkas of 2026-07-14
Works withClaude Code, Claude Desktopconfidence 0.90self-reportedbuild.avax.networkas of 2026-07-14
Sato Score65/100 (Medium)how open, active and verifiable — not a safety or quality gradecomputedsatohub.ai2026-10-15

Self-reported rows are the project’s own words, dated when we recorded them — not a check. Only reproduced and reviewed rows carry a mark. None of these rows is a safety or quality rating.

Install — as documented by the project, not run by us

Runtime: remote

claude mcp add --transport http avalanche-builders https://build.avax.network/api/mcp
{"mcpServers": {"avalanche-builders": {"url": "https://build.avax.network/api/mcp"}}}
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claude mcp add --transport http satohub-avalanche-mcp https://build.avax.network/api/mcp

A remote server: your client connects to the project's endpoint. Installing runs third-party software under your own credentials. Sato Hub publishes the documented invocation and, where the harness reproduced it, the date it did — neither is a safety review.

Read from the project’s own docs as of 2026-07-14. What a deploy spec is →

Tool inventory — 48 tools, probed live 2026-10-15

  • docs_search — Search body-level chunks across Avalanche documentation, academy courses, integrations, and blog posts. Returns source citations and matching excerpts.
  • docs_fetch — Fetch a specific documentation page as markdown
  • docs_list_sections — List available documentation sections and their page counts
  • cli_lookup_command — Look up Avalanche CLI, Platform CLI, and tmpnet command guidance in the docs. Returns cited command references and task docs.
  • rpc_lookup_method — Look up Avalanche RPC methods and API guides across C-Chain, P-Chain, X-Chain, Subnet-EVM, and node RPC docs.
  • acp_lookup — Look up Avalanche Community Proposals (ACPs) by number, title, or topic. When a number is provided the structured ACP record is returned (title, status, track, authors, cross-references).
  • acp_list — List Avalanche Community Proposals with structured fields, optionally filtered by status (Activated, Implementable, Proposed, Stale, Withdrawn) or track (Standards, Best Practices, Meta, Subnet).
  • avalanche_docs_search — Compatibility alias for docs_search. Prefer docs_search for new clients.
  • avalanche_docs_fetch — Compatibility alias for docs_fetch. Prefer docs_fetch for new clients.
  • avalanche_docs_list_sections — Compatibility alias for docs_list_sections. Prefer docs_list_sections for new clients.
  • blockchain_lookup_transaction — Look up a transaction by hash on Avalanche (C-Chain, P-Chain, or X-Chain). Supports 0x format (C-Chain) and CB58 format (P/X-Chain).
  • blockchain_lookup_subnet — Look up a Subnet / L1 by its ID — validators, chains, and configuration.
  • blockchain_lookup_chain — Look up a blockchain by its ID — name, VM type, and Subnet/L1.
  • blockchain_lookup_validator — Look up a validator by node ID — stake, uptime, delegation info.
  • platform_get_height — Get the current P-Chain block height
  • platform_get_block — Get a P-Chain block by its block ID
  • platform_get_block_by_height — Get a P-Chain block by its height
  • platform_get_blockchains — Get all blockchains that exist on the P-Chain (paginated; use limit/offset)
  • platform_get_subnets — Get information about Subnets/L1s on the P-Chain
  • platform_get_current_validators — Get the current validators of a Subnet/L1 (paginated; use limit/offset)
  • platform_get_pending_validators — Get the pending validators of a Subnet/L1 (paginated; use limit/offset)
  • platform_get_staking_asset_id — Get the asset ID of the token used for staking on a Subnet/L1
  • platform_get_min_stake — Get the minimum staking amounts for validators and delegators on a Subnet/L1
  • platform_get_total_stake — Get the total amount staked on a Subnet/L1
  • platform_get_balance — Get the AVAX balance of one or more P-Chain addresses
  • platform_get_utxos — Get UTXOs that reference a given set of P-Chain addresses
  • platform_get_tx — Get a P-Chain transaction by its transaction ID
  • platform_get_tx_status — Get the status of a P-Chain transaction
  • platform_get_current_supply — Get the current total supply of AVAX on a Subnet/L1
  • platform_get_validators_at — Get the validators and their weights of a Subnet/L1 at a given P-Chain height
  • info_get_node_version — Get the version of the node, including the database version, git commit, and API compatibility info.
  • info_get_network_id — Get the numeric ID of the Avalanche network this node is participating in.
  • info_get_network_name — Get the human-readable name of the Avalanche network this node is participating in.
  • info_get_blockchain_id — Get the CB58-encoded blockchain ID for a given blockchain alias (e.g., "X", "P", "C").
  • info_is_bootstrapped — Check whether a given chain has finished bootstrapping on the node.
  • info_get_tx_fee — Get the current transaction fees for the network, returned in both nAVAX and AVAX.
  • info_peers — Get a list of peers this node is connected to. Optionally filter by specific NodeIDs.
  • info_acps — Get information about Avalanche Community Proposals (ACPs), including their status and vote counts.
  • blockchain_get_native_balance — Compatibility alias for onchain_lookup address balances. Prefer onchain_lookup for new clients.
  • blockchain_get_contract_info — Compatibility alias for onchain_lookup contract metadata. Prefer onchain_lookup for new clients.
  • blockchain_lookup_address — Compatibility alias for onchain_lookup address details. Prefer onchain_lookup for new clients.
  • onchain_lookup — PRIMARY lookup tool — use this (not raw RPC) to resolve/describe any on-chain identifier in one call: an EVM address (native + token balances, recent txs, contract metadata + isContract), a contract/t
  • onchain_activity — Time-windowed on-chain activity. scope=chain/address returns the transaction COUNT over the last `hours` (max 720h = 30 days; for longer windows use chain_stats series or onchain_query day-based ops)
  • chain_stats — On-chain statistics via the query gateway, which picks the most accurate live source PER FIELD and stamps it (sources/warnings in the response). target=chain: tx count/gas/fees/active senders/avg gas
  • onchain_query — PRIMARY tool for indexed on-chain stats/activity/totals — prefer this over raw RPC for chain data. Each `op` is a backend-agnostic intent: the query gateway selects the most accurate live source per f
  • build_plan — Generate a step-by-step, copy-pasteable runbook for an Avalanche operation — Builder Console (no-code) path plus the equivalent platform-cli / SDK / interchain-kit commands. Read-only: never signs. op
  • console_link — Return a deep-link into a specific Builder Console flow (create-l1, convert-to-l1, validator-manager, ictt, faucet, multisig, staking, transfers, interchain-kit-local). For faucet on mainnet, returns
  • console_flow — Builder Console flow knowledge. Call with NO `flow` to list every flow (summaries + deep-links); call with a `flow` key to explain it (ordered steps, equivalent CLI, whether it signs transactions, dee
Answers a handshake
yes · 2026-10-15
Answers a call
not asked — no tool is named as a read (list_/get_/search_)

Live probe verifies the interface responds — not what the tools do, their safety, or their output quality. The call is one read-only tool named by this server's own list (list_/get_/search_, no mutating verb anywhere in the name, no required arguments and none that look like a key, an address or an amount), asked once a day with no arguments. Not asked is not a failure.

Observed record — 91 daily checks since 2026-07-17

100%of 91 checks since 2026-07-17 succeeded
Currently responding for 91 days
Succeeded
91
Failed
0
Their error
0
Unattributed
0

This is the share of our daily checks that succeeded — not an availability guarantee. A check can fail because the host was down, because our runner timed out, or because the network in between dropped it, and only the first of those is a fact about this project. Failures are split by what we can attribute; anything we cannot attribute is counted, not hidden. 46 of these checks predate 2026-09-01, when the probe counted a bot-block (HTTP 403) as a failure and recorded no reason for any failure. Every one of them passed, so the rate covers them too.

Last 30 days — to 2026-10-15, one point per UTC day

Share of OUR checks that succeeded
100%
7-day rolling; unattributable days are gaps · 30/30 days
Tools listed
48
from the server's own tools/list · 29/30 days
Sato Score
65
as snapshotted that day · 29/30 days

A gap is a day we have no attributable observation — never a zero. Thirty points is the whole shape the free layer carries; the daily rows behind it stay in the snapshot series.

Tool inventory history — 48 now, peak 48, since 2026-07-17

  • 2026-07-29 44 → 48 +7 (build_plan, chain_stats, console_flow, console_link…) −3 (github_get_file, github_list_repositories, github_search_code)

Recorded from our own daily tools/list handshake. A shrinking toolset is a real signal for an agent choosing a server; a gap in the series means the probe did not succeed that day, not that the tools disappeared.

Skills that target this — 1, with disclosures

ERC-8004 IdentityClawHub · ijaack

2,358 installs

Deploy and manage an AI agent's onchain identity, reputation, and task capabilities on Avalanche using the ERC-8004 NFT standard.

Generates or handles private keys

Disclosures describe what a skill declares and does; they are not safety verdicts. All skills →

Details

Chains
Avalanche
Agent types
MCP Server, Data Provider
Open source
Unknown
Deploys as
Hosted API (Streamable HTTP)
Works with
Claude Code, Claude Desktop
Last checked
2026-10-15

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Listing History

Recorded changes to Avalanche Builder Hub MCP's listing — status, verification, Sato Score, and recent releases. Full history is kept in the listing record.

  1. Jul 18, 2026
    Sato Hub began tracking this listing
  2. Jul 14, 2026
    Edited: mcp endpoint url
  3. Jul 14, 2026
    Auto-enriched: deployment options, supported integrations
  4. Jul 13, 2026
    Listed on Sato Hub

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Is Avalanche Builder Hub MCP open source?
Unknown. Sato Hub has not found a public repository or a license statement for Avalanche Builder Hub MCP as of 2026-10-15.
Which chains does Avalanche Builder Hub MCP support?
Avalanche Builder Hub MCP lists support for Avalanche as of 2026-10-15.
Is Avalanche Builder Hub MCP still maintained?
Sato Hub tracks no commit or release for Avalanche Builder Hub MCP; it cannot say whether it is maintained.
How do I install or run Avalanche Builder Hub MCP?
remote. Install: claude mcp add --transport http avalanche-builders https://build.avax.network/api/mcp. Entry: {"mcpServers": {"avalanche-builders": {"url": "https://build.avax.network/api/mcp"}}}. This is taken from the project's own documentation and has not been reproduced by Sato Hub. It runs as an MCP server (https://build.avax.network/api/mcp).
Is Avalanche Builder Hub MCP verified on Sato Hub?
Sato Hub holds one earned check for Avalanche Builder Hub MCP: Live endpoint probed — we called the hosted MCP endpoint and it answered with its real tool inventory (proves the interface works, not runtime safety). Its Sato Score is 65 of 100, a measure of how open, active and verifiable the project is, not a safety, quality or returns grade.
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