Adamik MCP Server
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Create an Adamik account and get your API key
- Open the Adamik dashboard / sign-up page (adamik.io → Dashboard) and register for a free account. After signing up, locate the section to generate or copy your API key. (adamik.io)
Copy the API key
- From the dashboard, copy the API key string shown in your account (this is the value you will use as ADAMIK_API_KEY). (docs.adamik.io)
Open the FastMCP connection interface (use the "Install Now" button)
- Click your ready-made "Install Now" button to add environment variables for the Adamik MCP integration.
- In the FastMCP connection interface, add a new environment variable with the name ADAMIK_API_KEY and paste the API key you copied in step 2 into its value field. (This is the required token the MCP server uses to authenticate requests.) (docs.adamik.io)
(Optional) Add custom API base URL
- If you need to override the default API endpoint, add an environment variable named ADAMIK_API_BASE_URL and set it to the API base (for example: https://api.adamik.io/api). Otherwise you can leave this empty to use the default. (docs.adamik.io)
Save the connection
- Save/update the FastMCP connection so the new environment variables are applied.
Verify the integration
- From your MCP client (after the server is installed), make a test request or ask a simple query such as “Check my ETH balance on Ethereum” to confirm the server responds. You can also test with a quick API call using your API key in the Authorization header. Example request format: Authorization: <your_api_key>. (docs.adamik.io)
Security reminder
- Keep ADAMIK_API_KEY secret. Do not commit it to public repositories or share it in plaintext.
Help & docs
- If you need more details, consult Adamik’s documentation and API reference (docs.adamik.io). (docs.adamik.io)
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