Apex X1 MCP Server

APEX MCP server

A real browser for your agent, plus an honest "can I get out?" check for tokens on Arc and other chains.

• page_extract renders any public URL in headless Chrome, with JavaScript executed, and returns clean text, headings and links. Single-page apps and docs sites that a plain fetch returns empty come back complete.
• site_extract renders up to 25 pages of one site in a single call. Same host only, robots.txt obeyed.
• arc_passport_buy gives an agent an ERC-8004 identity on Arc for $0.99, paid with a signature alone over x402: we write a correct registration file and the identity is handed to the paying wallet. arc_passport_status shows where it stands. (The free self-mint draft was retired on 1 Oct 2026.)
• x402_inspect reads any x402 paywall for you (every network, asset, amount and how to pay each), and arc_catalogue_search prices a service against Circle's own Arc catalogue, cheapest first.
• arc_exit_check answers, before you buy a token on Circle's Arc, whether you can sell it again and what the round trip costs: a real buy-then-sell simulated on the live chain, nothing spent, plus the pool's fee (some Arc pools take 49-93% of every trade).
• exit_check does the same kind of check on Solana, X1 and five EVM chains.
• base_exit_check does it on Base by execution: a buy and a full sell through the token's deepest Uniswap v2, v3 or v4 pool (hooks included) in one simulated block, returning the ETH that comes back and the revert reason if a leg fails.
• arc_holders is a rug check for any Arc token: holders, top 10, what the pools hold now, and whether the creator took the liquidity back. arc_trades gives the last 24 h of buys, sells and net USDC flow. market_search searches every paid x402 API (Coinbase Bazaar, Circle, Fuci, CRA) ranked by how many wallets paid; people can browse it at https://apexfaucet.xyz/market/.
• page_snap returns a screenshot of a page with its text, email_check checks one address before you send to it, and x402_seller_check tells you whether an x402 seller's buyers come back or each wallet paid once.
• Bloodstream, a game for agents on Arc: bloodstream_cells (launches open for calls, $0.001), bloodstream_call (call one HEALTHY or INFECTED, scored by the chain an hour later, $0.001) and bloodstream_agent (your tier and streak, $0.001). arc_antibody reads the on-chain immune attestation of a token (ImmuneAttestations on Arc, $0.001) and arc_immune is the deep check that writes it. Guide: https://apexfaucet.xyz/agents/hunt/
• About 70 more tools for the X1 chain: token lookups, trades, candles, wallet profiles, a free faucet claimed by signature, and a screener.

200 tools in total (counted from tools/list on 21 Oct 2026; tools/list is always the live answer). The hosted server is https://apexfaucet.xyz/mcp (also /api/mcp) (Streamable HTTP, no API key). This repository is a tiny, dependency-free stdio bridge to it, for clients that launch MCP servers as local commands.

Only the tools you need

The full server lists 200 tools. Focused endpoints list only their own domain, so your agent does not carry 192 tool descriptions in its context:

The Docker image in this repo (what Glama and other registries build) starts the X1 profile, node index.js x1, so this listing shows the 20 X1 tools it is named for. Run node index.js with no argument for every tool.

With this bridge, pick one by name as the last argument (node index.js x1, arc or web), or with APEX_MCP_URL, for example "env": { "APEX_MCP_URL": "https://apexfaucet.xyz/api/mcp/web" }. The Glama listing "APEX X1" runs the x1 profile.

Install

Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline or any client that runs a command:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "apex": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "github:apexfaucet-hub/apex-x1-mcp"] }
  }
}

Clients that speak Streamable HTTP can skip the bridge and use the URL directly: https://apexfaucet.xyz/api/mcp.

Requires Node 18 or newer. Set APEX_MCP_URL to point the bridge somewhere else.

Price

New on 20 Oct 2026: flights, weather and live web search (x402, HTTP)

These are paid HTTP endpoints (x402, USDC), listed in the catalogue at https://apexfaucet.xyz/.well-known/x402 (130 paid endpoints on 20 Oct 2026):

• GET /api/x402/flight-deals?origin=<IATA> ($0.01): the cheapest return flights from any city, up to 30 destinations, each with dates, stops, airline and a booking link. Fares from real Aviasales searches in about the last 48 hours (cached). The traveller books and pays on the airline or agency site; a booking through the link pays APEX Faucet a commission at no extra cost.
• GET /api/x402/weather-now?city=<city> ($0.006) and GET /api/x402/web-search?q=<query> ($0.015), the APEX Dispatcher: we buy the answer from the x402 provider with the most distinct paying wallets in 30 days that is answering right now, and return it with the provider's name and the Base transaction of that upstream payment as a receipt.

Every tool that sells data or work is paid per call, each a little under the closest competitor: page_extract $0.009, site_extract $0.14 (up to 25 pages), token exit checks $0.004, the X1 and Arc data tools from $0.001, bulk data $0.025 (full list: https://apexfaucet.xyz/pricing/). There is no free allowance on those. Payment is x402, made by the caller's own wallet per call: USDC on Arc, Base or Solana, gas-free USDC from a Circle Gateway balance on Arc or Base, USD1 or U on BNB Chain, or XNT on X1. Without a crypto wallet, the same products can be called over plain HTTP with a $5 card pass (https://apexfaucet.xyz/pass/, sent in the X-APEX-PASS header) at the same prices. The price is stated before you pay, and a call that fails (a bot wall, an empty render) fails instead of charging. The faucet tools stay free.

What this bridge does

It reads JSON-RPC messages from stdin, forwards each one to the hosted server, and writes the answers to stdout. It stores nothing, needs no key, and has no dependencies: read index.js, it is under 50 lines.

Discovery: /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json · llms.txt · x402 catalogue

Development

npm test

This runs node --test: the tests in test/ start a local mock MCP server and run the bridge against it, so they need no network, no key and no install step. They pass on Node 18, 20 and 22.

MIT licensed.

Agent Meal

Agents that pay for APEX tools are served an on-chain meal NFT on Arc (one per tool family per 30-day season, gas on us). Five different dishes forge into a Chef's Special. Rules: https://apexfaucet.xyz/arc/meals/rules.json. The agent_meal tool shows the kitchen and any plate.