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printr MCP Server

Let AI agents create, discover, and track tokens across chains via Printr.

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Published as @printr/mcp on npm. Runs locally.

Known issues

31 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 12.

Most discussed

feat(mcp): remote MCP server hosted on Cloudflare Workers

Motivation

@printr/mcp today is stdio-only — every user installs it locally via the CLI (bunx @printr/cli setup). That terminal-first flow is the biggest drop-off between "interested" and "agent connected" (see #113). A remote MCP server hosted on Cloudflare Workers gives clients a plain URL to connect to — no local install, no runtime, no keystore on the user's box.

This is now unblocked: Epic A (#103) made @printr/sdk Workers-ready, so the core runs on a V8 isolate without v

Read the thread · 2026-06-19 · open · 5 comments

Epic A: SDK Workers-ready

Goal

@printr/sdk evaluates and runs cleanly on Cloudflare Workers / edge runtimes without vendoring.

Why bundle

All four sub-issues share one acceptance gate: "a Worker importing the SDK barrel evaluates without throwing." Same package.json exports surgery, same Worker eval smoke test, same release. Landing them piecemeal leaves Workers consumers half-broken between releases.

Sub-issues

  • #96 — lazy-load sharp + node:fs in image.ts
  • #97 — drop createRequire s

Read the thread · 2026-05-25 · closed · 2 comments

feat(mcp): publish Printr skill manifest for agent composition

Motivation

Bankr publishes a skills repo so any agent runtime can pull in their capabilities as a plug-and-play skill. We already have packages/cli/skills/printr/SKILL.md — this issue is about formalizing and publishing it so other agents (and our own users) can install Printr capabilities the same way.

The README already advertises npx skills add PrintrFi/printr-mcp, but the skill itself isn't surfaced as a first-class artifact alongside the MCP se

Read the thread · 2026-05-14 · closed · outside contributor · 2 comments

docs: update gitbook for current MCP/SDK + cross-link with the dev docs

Context

While aligning the gh-pages dev docs voice to the gitbook (https://printr.gitbook.io/printr-docs/), a few gitbook pages were found out of date vs the current printr-mcp repo. Queueing a pass to fix them and to cross-link the gitbook (product/conceptual) with the gh-pages dev docs (https://printrfi.github.io/printr-mcp/, MCP tool + SDK reference).

Stale items found (verify + fix)

  • CLI command is wrong. for-agents/printr-mcp.md + for-agents/README.md show `bunx

Read the thread · 2026-06-20 · closed · 1 comment

setupBareExtension: generic factory for proto/openapi wrappers

Idea

Generic factory that takes a class/ctor and returns a mapped-type object with uncapitalized method names. Collapses N near-identical wrapper modules (each generated proto/openapi service file) into one helper invocation.

export function setupBareExtension<T extends new (...a: any[]) => any>(Ctor: T): UncapitalizeKeys<InstanceType<T>> { ... }

Why

  • Pairs with #83 (template-literal renaming) for ergonomic proto APIs
  • Smaller surface in staking-api.ts / fees-api.ts once

Read the thread · 2026-05-17 · closed · 1 comment

Most recent

feat(docs): generate SDK API reference (TSDoc → MDX, like onrails)

Motivation

#57 backfilled TSDoc across every public @printr/sdk export and MCP register*Tool. Now that the source carries structured doc comments, we can surface a proper API reference section in the docs site — the sdk.mdx page is currently a hand-written high-level map, not per-function reference.

Target shape: a dedicated API section like ~/dev/onrails (apps/docs/content/docs/api/{result,maybe,pattern}.mdx) — rich per-primitive pages with twoslash examples.

Approach

Read the thread · 2026-06-19 · open · 0 comments

feat(sdk,cli): extract MCP client table to @printr/sdk for web reuse

Motivation

The only way to install the Printr MCP server today is the CLI (bunx @printr/cli setup --client cursor). This is a terminal-first flow that most app users never complete — it's the single biggest drop-off between "user is in the app" and "user has an agent connected".

We want a "Connect your agent" button in the main app (printr/web) that renders the per-client MCP config (copy-to-clipboard + deep links) directly in the UI, so install moves into the product surface where

Read the thread · 2026-06-02 · open · 0 comments

Epic C: Agent trading UX

Goal

Agents using @printr/mcp can swap, buy, sell, and bridge — not just launch.

Why bundle

Both sub-issues:

  • Need the signer primitive from Epic B / #100
  • Ship MCP tools + SDK adapter pair
  • Require provider choice + e2e fork tests
  • Share fee-routing / quote-flow architecture decisions

Landing them as one epic forces consistent UX (quote-then-confirm vs one-shot, fee model, status polling).

Sub-issues

  • #62 — trading tools: swap, buy, sell by ticker
  • #63 — cross-cha

Read the thread · 2026-05-25 · open · 0 comments

Epic B: Shared SDK primitives

Goal

Lift two pieces of MCP-internal logic into shared SDK subpaths so every Printr client reuses them.

Why bundle

Both extract logic currently duplicated/inlined in MCP into @printr/sdk subpaths. Same review pattern (subpath export, interface, two reference impls, MCP swap). #100 unblocks Epic C signing flows.

Sub-issues

  • #99 — normalizeTokenId + token-id regex exports in @printr/sdk/caip
  • #100 — extract signer primitive to @printr/sdk/signer

Order

#99 first

Read the thread · 2026-05-25 · open · 0 comments

feat(sdk): processImageBytes(bytes, opts) helper

What to build

packages/sdk/src/image.ts exposes processImagePath (reads from disk via node:fs/promises). Add a parallel processImageBytes(bytes: Uint8Array, opts): ResultAsync<Uint8Array, ImageError> that takes raw bytes and returns processed bytes.

Use cases:

  • Browsers / edge runtimes / Workers — no filesystem access
  • HTTP servers that receive uploads in-memory (multipart, JSON-base64, etc.)
  • Any consumer that has already fetched the image and shouldn't have to round-trip throu

Read the thread · 2026-05-25 · open · 0 comments

feat(sdk): lighter balance via direct JSON-RPC

What to build

packages/sdk/src/balance.ts currently pulls @solana/web3.js (~600KB minified) and viem for balance queries. For consumers that only need to read native or SPL balances, this is a heavy tax — especially on edge/Workers runtimes with bundle size limits.

Add a lighter variant that hits Solana / EVM JSON-RPC endpoints directly with fetch and parses responses with Zod. Same ResultAsync<Balance, BalanceError> shape so the substitution is mechanical.

Strategy:

  • Keep the

Read the thread · 2026-05-25 · closed · 0 comments

feat(sdk): extract signer primitive to @printr/sdk/signer

What to build

Lift the browser-sign-by-URL session machinery out of packages/mcp/src/server/{sessions,app}.ts into a new @printr/sdk/signer subpath. Every Printr client that needs non-custodial signing — MCP today, future apps tomorrow — wants the same primitive: mint a signing session, hand the user a URL, let them sign in their wallet, poll/await completion.

This is a high-leverage upstream change: it lets a client orchestrate signing flows without ever holding a private key.

Shape (

Read the thread · 2026-05-25 · open · 0 comments

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