Introducing Remote MCP: AI Ready Blockchain Context on Demand
A New Chapter for AI × blockchain Builders
When we launched Nodit MCP earlier this year, our goal was simple: give large language model agents a clear, reliable view of on chain data so they can act with full autonomy. Thousands of developers use MCP in local environments to power autonomous wallets, 24/7 trading bots, and DAO tools that automate proposal execution.
Yet one request kept surfacing in our feedback channels: “I love the idea, but spinning up a local server slows my sprint.”Today we answer that request with Remote MCP, a fully hosted edition that delivers the same rich context layer through a cloud endpoint you can enable in seconds.
Why Remote MCP — Even with Local Already Here
Local MCP is fast to launch—just one npx command—and ideal for developers who want to keep everything self-contained. It runs directly on your machine and can communicate with LLMs via stdio, making it perfect for use cases like LangChain agents or Open Interpreter setups where the model interacts with the context server as a subprocess. This level of direct communication offers speed and simplicity, and in some cases, more control over the environment.
But not every deployment runs on your laptop. Many AI agents operate in cloud-based runtimes, web applications, or hosted environments where spinning up a local MCP process—or piping stdin/stdout—simply isn’t possible.
That’s where Remote MCP comes in.
Remote MCP exposes the same context interface as a secure, cloud-hosted HTTP endpoint. It’s designed for LLMs running in distributed or containerized environments that need to call out to external services. In these cases, streaming becomes essential—your agent needs to receive blockchain data incrementally, as it unfolds.
That’s why Remote MCP supports Server-Sent Events (SSE) for all real-time-compatible endpoints, and Nodit recommends enabling SSE when integrating with Remote MCP. It ensures smooth, low-latency delivery of on-chain data like wallet balances, event logs, or proposal state changes—without the overhead of polling or re-requesting data.
Built for AI Agent Workflow
Remote MCP is already powering early adopters across the Web3 landscape:
- A multi chain portfolio coach that watches thousands of wallets and sends risk insights to a large language model for instant portfolio rebalancing
- An NFT market intelligence bot that tracks mint events, scores collections with a vision model, and auto lists on secondary markets
- A DAO finance assistant that listens to spending proposals, checks treasury health, and signs transactions when votes pass
All of this happens without hand rolled parsers or node babysitting. Your AI receives wallet balances, contract ABIs, and event logs as structured JSON it can parse at first glance, then calls the same endpoint to execute transactions in real time.
Proven Exellence - AAA Rating on Glama AI
Nodit is the only node infrastructure provider to earn an AAA score from Glama AI, the independent benchmark for security, reliability, and developer experience in blockchain tooling. Remote MCP inherits the same rigorous standard, giving your business confidence that every data point an agent consumes and every transaction it executes meets the highest bar for trust.
Local or remote, your choice
Remote MCP does not replace the self hosted option—it complements it. Start in the cloud for speed, move to local if you need deep customization, or run both side by side for staging and production. Either way, the interface and schema stay consistent.
Ready to try Remote MCP?
Existing Nodit users will see a Remote MCP switch in their console starting today. New to Nodit? Create a free account, explore sample agent repos, and experience how clean context can turn chaotic blockchain data into autonomous action.
The future of AI native Web3 apps just arrived in the cloud. We can’t wait to see what you build next.
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🔎About Nodit
Nodit is a platform that aims to provide reliable node & consistent data infrastructure for scaling your dapps in multi-chain environment. The core technology of Nodit is a data pipeline that performs crawling, indexing, storing, and processing of blockchain data, along with a reliable node operation service. With processed blockchain data, developers can leverage on-chain and off-chain integration, advanced analytics and visualization, and even AI modeling to build exceptional Web3 products.
