Hedera launches Network MCP on testnet for AI coding agents
Hedera's testnet Network MCP gives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and ChatGPT over 40 tools to create tokens, manage allowances, and read chain data, with user wallet signing required.
Hedera opens its network to AI coding agents, on testnet for now @hedera has launched its Network MCP on testnet, a single connection point that lets AI tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and ChatGPT work directly with the network. Through more than 40 tools, an agent can send hedera-hashgraph:native, create tokens, manage allowances, and read network data. Nothing settles until the user signs it in a Web3 wallet. Hedera’s Docs MCP, which feeds live documentation to coding agents, is already running, while a Payments MCP that lets an assistant pay within set limits is listed as coming soon.