This MCP server integrates the RSS3 API into the MCP ecosystem, enabling you to query data across RSS3 networks, decentralized platforms, social media, and related AI intel flows through a consistent MCP interface. Once running, you can invoke the RSS3-backed MCP endpoints as you would with other MCP servers, allowing you to fetch on-chain and off-chain data, staking information, node details, and various RSS3-enabled resources. The server is designed to work with popular MCP clients (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatWise) by exposing the standard mcpServers configuration and responding to structured requests with RSS3-powered results. Typical usage involves starting the server via npx mcp-server-rss3 and then pointing your MCP client to the rss3 entry to perform queries such as “what is the latest data on a given RSS3 node” or “retrieve social-media related RSS3 insights.”

Prerequisites:

• Node.js (LTS version) and npm installed on your system
• Internet access to install the MCP server package from npm registry

Installation steps:

1. Verify Node.js and npm: node -v npm -v

2. Install or run the MCP RSS3 server via npx (no global install required): npx mcp-server-rss3

   This will fetch the package and start the server for you. If you prefer a persistent setup, you can install the package globally or include it in your project dependencies: npm install -g mcp-server-rss3

   then run:

   mcp-server-rss3

3. Configure your MCP client to point to the RSS3 server endpoint as described in your client’s integration guide. Example configuration (for clients that support JSON-based server entries): { "mcpServers": { "rss3": { "command": "npx", "args": ["mcp-server-rss3"] } } }

Notes:

• Ensure your environment has network access to RSS3 APIs if the server relies on external calls.
• If you encounter port conflicts, the server may need to be started with an explicit PORT override depending on its defaults.
• Maintain proper API keys or credentials if RSS3 requires authentication for certain endpoints.

Tips and considerations:

• This MCP server relies on the RSS3 API to fulfill queries. Review RSS3 developer documentation for rate limits and authentication requirements.
• When integrating with clients like Claude Desktop, Cursor, or ChatWise, you typically only need to reference the rss3 mcpServer entry and the standard query shapes provided by the MCP protocol.
• If you encounter issues starting via npx, ensure your npm cache is healthy and that your network can reach the npm registry. Clearing with npm cache clean --force can help in some environments.
• Consider wrapping the server in a process manager (e.g., pm2) for resilience in production.
• If you plan to run multiple MCP servers, ensure unique keys under mcpServers (e.g., rss3, rss3-beta) to avoid conflicts.