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Tool-Server Catalog

The MCP servers the default Matrix agent ships with — filesystem, fetch, web-search, browser, tachyon, deus, chronos, git, exec, media, paxeer-net, and uwac — and what each provides.

The default agent (agents/default.json) bundles twelve MCP servers. Tools resolve as matrix://tool/mcp/<alias>/<tool>@<version>.

Default servers

AliasTransportProvides
fsstdio (npx filesystem)Read/write files, list/search, directory trees, move, stat (read + write side effects).
fetchstdio (uvx fetch)Fetch a URL and return Markdown (network).
web-searchstdio (node)web_search and web_news over the public web (network).
browserstdio (node)Playwright-driven browser automation.
tachyonstdio (node)Solidity/EVM compile, test, simulate, deploy, call.
deusstdio (node)Marketplace discovery + metered service invoke.
chronosstdio (node)Schedule and manage wake-up alarms.
gitstdio (uvx git)Repository operations over the workspace.
execstdio (node)Sandboxed shell execution (shell).
mediastdio (node)Media generation / handling.
paxeer-netstdio (node)The public Paxeer chain surface — RPC, PaxScan, Argus, price, agent-economy precompiles, embedded-wallet writes.
uwacstdio (node)Per-user external-app connectors via the OAuth vault.

paxeer-net: chain access

paxeer-net exposes the Paxeer chain (Chain ID 125). Reads need no auth; chain writes sign through the Paxeer Embedded Wallet (custody network-side, spend-policy enforced at the wallet API) and are additionally pre-gated plan-time by PaxeerSpendPolicy (a per-call PAXEER_SPEND_CAP_WEI ceiling) before any side effect.

Headless wallet auth uses PAXEER_WALLET_TOKEN (or PAXEER_WALLET_EMAIL + PAXEER_WALLET_PASSWORD + PAXEER_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY). Without it, the chain bridge is read-only.

Side-effect classes

Every tool declares a side_effect_classread, write, network, or shell. A call only runs if its class is in the manifest's allowed_side_effects and the skill's §TOOLS allowlist.

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