Fluora MCP
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Open the FastMCP connection interface
- Click the "Install Now" button (or go to Add Server / Add Connection). This opens the FastMCP form where you can supply environment variables for the MCP server.
Set MCP_TRANSPORT
- Key: MCP_TRANSPORT
- Value: either
stdio(recommended) orsse - Example:
stdio - Purpose: choose the transport the MCP server will use. (npmjs.com)
Set FLUORA_API_URL
- Key: FLUORA_API_URL
- Value:
https://api.fluora.ai/api(default / production); if running a local Fluora dev server, set to your local API URL. - Example:
https://api.fluora.ai/api - Purpose: endpoint used by the MCP server for Fluora API calls. (npmjs.com)
Set LOG_LEVEL
- Key: LOG_LEVEL
- Value: one of
DEBUG,INFO,WARN,ERROR - Example:
INFO - Purpose: controls server logging verbosity. Use
DEBUGonly when troubleshooting. (npmjs.com)
Set ENABLE_UNSAFE_DIRECT_ACCESS
- Key: ENABLE_UNSAFE_DIRECT_ACCESS
- Value:
false(default). Set totrueonly for local development/testing with caution. - Example:
false - Purpose: toggles unsafe direct access mode (development-only). (npmjs.com)
Set ENABLE_REQUEST_ELICITATION
- Key: ENABLE_REQUEST_ELICITATION
- Value:
true(recommended). - Example:
true - Purpose: enables human-in-the-loop usage control / purchase elicitation for services. (npmjs.com)
Save and install the MCP server
- After filling the keys above in the FastMCP interface, click Save / Install (the same dialog where you clicked "Install Now"). Start the server from FastMCP.
Verify wallet auto-generation and back it up
- After first run, the Fluora MCP auto-generates wallets at
~/.fluora/wallets.json. Back it up immediately:cp ~/.fluora/wallets.json ~/fluora-wallet-backup.json - Purpose: the file contains private keys for on-chain payments—losing it means losing funds. (npmjs.com)
- After first run, the Fluora MCP auto-generates wallets at
Fund the wallet to use paid services
- Find your address in
~/.fluora/wallets.json(MAINNET or SEPOLIA entries) and transfer USDC on the Base network (or the Sepolia testnet for testing). - Recommended starter amount: ~$1 (many services cost $0.001–$0.02 each). (npmjs.com)
- Find your address in
Restart your MCP client
- Restart Claude Desktop / VS Code / your MCP client so it loads the new MCP server configuration and environment variables.
(Optional) Additional configuration notes
- If you run a local Fluora API for development, set FLUORA_API_URL to your local address. See the Fluora docs/site for more details if needed. (npmjs.com)
Notes:
- Fill each key/value pair into the FastMCP connection interface exactly as shown (case-sensitive keys).
- If you need further documentation, consult the Fluora MCP README or the Fluora site for service specifics. (npmjs.com)
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