Overview

Connect your AI agent to KyberSwap's APIs and docs

Connect your AI agent to KyberSwap - a multi-chain decentralized platform connected to 420+ liquidity sources. Swap tokens, create gasless limit orders, zap into concentrated liquidity pools, query token metadata and pool details - across 18 EVM chains, from any MCP-compatible client or any coding agent with shell access. No API keys. No SDK. Public JSON endpoints.

Overview

KyberSwap provides four ways for AI agents to interact:

For documentation:

• llms.txt - a machine-readable index of the entire KyberSwap documentation. Feed it to any LLM for instant context. No setup, no auth.

• Documentation MCP - a read-only MCP server that lets AI assistants search and retrieve pages from KyberSwap’s documentation in real time. Agents query the docs without leaving their editor. HTTP transport, no auth required.

For execution:

• Skills — markdown procedure files that coding agents read and execute step-by-step using curl, cast, and jq. The only channel that supports real on-chain execution — agents broadcast transactions directly through Foundry.

• MCP Server - 13 tools exposed over the Model Context Protocol. Any MCP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, Windsurf, and others) can discover and call them. The server builds unsigned transactions and EIP-712 typed data but never touches private keys.

llms.txt and the Documentation MCP help agents understand what KyberSwap can do. Skills and the MCP Server let agents actually do it.

Pick the Right Tool

Goal	Local agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex)	Hosted agent (ChatGPT, Claude.ai, Claude Desktop)
Read the docs	llms.txt + Skills	llms.txt + Documentation MCP
Read market data	Skills	MCP Server
Build swap transactions	Skills	MCP Server
Execute on-chain	Skills (with Foundry)	Not supported - sign externally
Gasless limit orders	Skills	MCP Server
Zap into liquidity pools	Skills	MCP Server

Local agents have shell access, can install packages, and can sign and broadcast transactions. The Skills + Foundry combination gives them end-to-end control.

Hosted agents cannot install tools or run shell commands. The MCP Server exposes KyberSwap as a set of typed, discoverable tools that any agent can call over stdio - no filesystem required.

Switching is free: Both channels hit the same underlying APIs and the same contract addresses. Move from Skills to MCP (or back) without changing anything else in the stack.