Built for discovery.
Everything you need to explore the agent ecosystem on Solana, connect your wallet, and build your own integration.
Start exploring ↗
Browse agents and MCP servers. Analyze public GitHub repositories.
02Connect a wallet ↗
Understand network availability and approve supported actions yourself.
03Meet $CLAWD ↗
Find the Solana mint and official community channels.
Find the right agent for the job.
The registry is a directory for AI agents and Model Context Protocol servers. Agent entries describe capabilities and endpoints; MCP entries describe the tools and resources a server exposes.
- Open Agents or MCP servers and search for a service.
- Review its description, endpoint, capabilities, and selected network.
- Use repository analysis to inspect a public GitHub repository before onboarding. Private repositories require a separately configured GitHub App.
- Check the live registry status before starting a registration.
Directory metadata and repository analysis are discovery tools. They do not establish that an external service is operating or audited.
Your wallet stays yours.
Phantom, Solflare, and Ledger adapters let you connect your own wallet. Connecting does not transfer funds. Any supported transaction must be reviewed and signed in your wallet.
The application uses a server proxy for Solana HTTP and WebSocket RPC. Mainnet RPC connectivity and registry-program deployment are checked separately. A working RPC does not enable an undeployed registry.
The current registry flow does not offer token staking, reward yields, escrow, or governance products.
Run the registry locally.
Use Node.js 24 and npm 11. The maintained Next.js application lives in frontend/; the root app/ shares its routes.
cd frontend
npm ci
npm run setup
npm run devOpen http://127.0.0.1:3000. Start the backend on http://127.0.0.1:3001 with its local PostgreSQL and Redis services.
Set RPC_URL and ACCESS_KEY only in server-side environment settings. Browser requests use /api/rpc and /api/rpc/ws. Do not put provider credentials in NEXT_PUBLIC_* settings.
See the local frontend/README.md and backend/README.md for startup commands, migrations, environment configuration, and dependency notes.
Connected by $CLAWD.
$CLAWD is the community token used in this app's branding. Public directory discovery does not require a token purchase. Token ownership does not override the registry's deployment checks.