PrintrAgent mode
Drive Printr from an AI agent via the MCP server.
Agent mode runs @printr/mcp and connects it to an MCP client (Claude Code, Cursor, and
others). The agent then calls Printr's typed tools — the same SDK functionality, exposed over
MCP.
Configure a client
bunx @printr/cli setupThe CLI detects installed clients and adds the server entry. Target one explicitly with
--client cursor (see the CLI reference), or configure it by hand from the
MCP server page.
Start a conversation
Once configured, the agent can call tools directly — for example, ask it to quote a launch
(printr_quote), create a token (printr_create_token), or check a balance
(printr_get_balance). No keys needed for the public preview API.
Keep signing human-gated
Token creation builds an unsigned payload. The agent then routes to a human-gated signer —
a browser wallet (printr_open_web_signer) or an unlocked keystore wallet. See
Wallets & signing.
The full tool list lives on the MCP server page — 28 tools spanning token lifecycle, signing, wallets, balances, transfers, fees, and staking.