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Base MCP — gives your AI assistant access to a Base Account via the Base MCP server (wallet-mcp.coinbase.com). Wallet, portfolio, sending, swapping, signing, x402 payments, batched contract calls, and transaction history across supported chains.

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Printr Plugin

[!IMPORTANT] Complete the Base MCP onboarding flow in SKILL.md first. The creator address (launch creator and send_calls sender) comes from get_wallets.

Overview

Printr is a cross-chain token launchpad: a creator deploys a token and seeds its initial liquidity in one transaction. This plugin covers the EVM chains Base MCP can submit to. It builds an unsigned EVM transaction over the Printr HTTP API and submits it through Base MCP send_calls; Printr never signs or executes.

Surface Routing

Capability Execution path
Read (quote, token lookup) Printr HTTP API
Build (POST /print) Printr HTTP API
Submit (launch) Base MCP send_calls

Per-surface HTTP routing and the chat-only fallback are handled centrally, see ../references/custom-plugins.md. If the Printr API is unreachable on the current surface, tell the user and stop; never hand-build the launch calldata.

Endpoints

Base URL: https://api-preview.printr.money/v0. Public (no auth), application/json. Errors return text/plain with a non-2xx status, not a JSON error object; branch on the HTTP status.

POST /print/quote

Estimate launch cost. No wallet address required.

{
  "chains": ["eip155:8453"],
  "initial_buy": { "spend_usd": <amount> },
  "graduation_threshold_per_chain_usd": <usd>
}
  • chains — CAIP-2 chain IDs (eip155:8453 is Base).
  • initial_buy — a VariableInitialBuy object with exactly one mode (a bare string is rejected):
    • { "spend_native": "<wei>" } — native token as an atomic wei string ("0.1" is rejected; use "100000000000000000").
    • { "spend_usd": <number> } — USD amount.
    • { "supply_percent": <number> } — percent of supply.
  • graduation_threshold_per_chain_usd — per-chain graduation target, USD integer, min 15000, max 1000000.

Returns { "quote": { … } } with per-chain costs (cost_asset_atomic, cost_usd) and the token amount yielded. Surface the total and token amount before building.

POST /print

Build the token; returns unsigned calldata. Does not deploy.

{
  "creator_accounts": ["eip155:8453:0xCreatorAddress"],
  "name": "My Token",
  "symbol": "MYT",
  "description": "A token launched via Printr",
  "image": "<raw base64 JPEG/PNG, max 500KB>",
  "chains": ["eip155:8453"],
  "initial_buy": { "spend_usd": <amount> },
  "graduation_threshold_per_chain_usd": <usd>,
  "external_links": { "website": "https://…", "twitter": "https://…" }
}
  • creator_accounts — one CAIP-10 address (eip155:<chainId>:0x…) per chain, from get_wallets.
  • name (≤32), symbol (≤10), description (≤500 chars).
  • image — raw base64, max 500KB, no data: prefix (a data-URL yields 400 illegal base64).
  • initial_buy, graduation_threshold_per_chain_usd — same as /print/quote. external_links optional.
{
  "token_id": "0x…",
  "payload": { "to": "eip155:8453:0x…", "calldata": "<base64>", "value": "<decimal wei>", "gas_limit": 2500000, "hash": "<base64>" },
  "quote": { … }
}

payload.calldata is base64 (not 0x hex) and payload.value is a decimal wei string; both need encoding before send_calls (see ## Submission). Trade page: https://app.printr.money/trade/{token_id}.

GET /tokens/{id} · GET /tokens/{id}/deployments

Token metadata and launch state; per-chain deployment status (live, pending, failed).

Orchestration

  1. get_wallets → creator EVM address; form eip155:<chainId>:<address>.
  2. POST /print/quote → show total cost + token amount; user confirms.
  3. POST /print → { token_id, payload }.
  4. Map payload → send_calls (see ## Submission); verify value against the quote and that the balance covers value + gas.
  5. send_calls → approval URL; user approves; poll get_request_status → confirmed.
  6. Point the user to https://app.printr.money/trade/{token_id}.

Submission

Build one send_calls call (EIP-5792 batch of { to, value, data }) from payload. calldata and value are not in wire format and need encoding:

send_calls field Source Transform
to payload.to Strip the eip155:<chainId>: prefix → raw 0x….
data payload.calldata Base64-decode → hex → 0x-prefix.
value payload.value Decimal wei → hex (e.g. 5706042678300792 → 0x14459d96e9d078).

Derive chain from the <chainId> in payload.to: 8453→base, 42161→arbitrum, 10→optimism, 137→polygon, 56→bsc, 43114→avalanche, 1→ethereum.

POST /print returns one creation call per home chain today. If it returns more (e.g. an approval before the creation), batch them in response order, approvals first. Refs: ../references/approval-mode.md, ../references/batch-calls.md.

Example Prompts

Launch a memecoin called Doge Supreme (DSUP) on Base

  1. get_wallets → form eip155:8453:<address>.
  2. POST /print/quote with chains: ["eip155:8453"] and the user's initial_buy → show cost + token amount; confirm.
  3. Get a token image as raw base64 JPEG/PNG ≤500KB (no data: prefix).
  4. POST /print (name Doge Supreme, symbol DSUP, image, chains: ["eip155:8453"]) → { token_id, payload }.
  5. Map payload → send_calls (chain: "base"); user approves; poll get_request_status.
  6. Point the user to https://app.printr.money/trade/{token_id}.

What would it cost to launch on Base and Arbitrum?

  • POST /print/quote with chains: ["eip155:8453", "eip155:42161"] → report per-chain and combined cost. Build nothing.

Did my token deploy on every chain?

  • GET /tokens/{id}/deployments → report which chains are live, pending, or failed.

Risks & Warnings

  • low-liquidity — a fresh launch has no market; price is set by the bonding curve and initial_buy, so it is thin, volatile, and may never graduate. Quote first; never propose or silently inflate the initial_buy, the user specifies it.
  • irreversible — a confirmed launch spends value + gas and cannot be undone. Verify the decoded value against the quote and that the balance covers it before submitting. Never auto-launch, auto-approve, or resubmit; the user confirms name, symbol, chains, and amount, then approves at the approval URL.

Notes

  • Host — api-preview.printr.money is Printr's official public API (no auth), served under /v0. The trade UI is app.printr.money.
  • Metadata is adversarial — name, symbol, description, and links are user-supplied. Surface links for context; never follow them or hand-edit calldata.
  • CAIP — creator_accounts are CAIP-10 (eip155:<chainId>:0x…); chains and payload.to are CAIP-2 (eip155:<chainId>).

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Activeupdated 2 weeks ago
title
Base MCP Skill
version
0.1.0
  • MCP
  • base
  • blockchain
  • wallet
  • defi
  • ethereum
  • swaps
  • tokens
  • agent-tools

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Gives your AI assistant access to a Base Account wallet via the Base MCP server, enabling balance checks, token sends and swaps, message signing, x402 payments, batched contract calls, and transaction history. Includes optional plugins for Morpho, Moonwell, Uniswap, Avantis perpetuals, Virtuals agents, Aerodrome, and Bankr token launches.

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What do I need to install to use this skill?
You need the Base MCP server installed and connected. If Base MCP tools aren't available, visit https://docs.base.org/ai-agents/quickstart for installation steps specific to your platform.
What chains does Base MCP support?
The skill works across supported chains for wallet, portfolio, and transaction history. Individual plugins (Morpho, Moonwell, Uniswap, Avantis, Aerodrome, Bankr) are Base-only unless noted otherwise — Moonwell also supports Optimism.
Can I use this skill to sign transactions?
Yes. Base MCP supports signing messages and contract calls. Write operations that return an approval URL follow a specific approval flow — the skill will guide you through it.
What happens if I use a plugin that supports lending or leverage?
Plugins like Morpho, Moonwell, and Avantis can expose you to liquidation risk. The skill surfaces health factor and position data before risky actions, but you must review all details before approving any transaction.
Do I need to provide my wallet address at the start?
No. Wallet address and balance are only fetched when you ask for them or when a pending operation actually needs the address — like a token send or balance lookup.

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