
AI agents can read the blockchain. They can check balances, parse token lists, monitor prices. But the moment they need to do something complex, they're stuck.
Executing a real DeFi strategy means navigating dozens of protocol interfaces, multi-step transaction sequences that break when markets move, and signing flows that differ across every chain. The result: agents that can talk about DeFi but struggle to participate in it.
We built Haiku MCP to close that gap.
Most agent tooling in DeFi stops at execution. Give the agent a transaction to run, it runs it. But execution without context is a blind tool. An agent can't recommend the best lending yield on Arbitrum if it doesn't know what yields exist. It can't suggest portfolio rebalancing if it can't see what a wallet holds.
Haiku MCP is a full data and execution layer. Discovery, analysis, and execution through a single server. Here's what that looks like:
Yield Discovery lets agents scan across every integrated protocol and chain to surface yield-bearing opportunities, filtered by APY, TVL, category, and protocol. Results return actionable identifiers that plug directly into execution. No scraping, no third-party data wrappers.
Portfolio Analysis takes a wallet address and returns positions enriched with context: current APYs, available opportunities for each holding, collateral health factors with risk warnings, and a plain-English summary of the best next move. The agent doesn't just know what you hold. It knows what you should be doing with it.
The pattern is clean:
Discover what opportunities exist across DeFi
Analyze a wallet's current positions and find gaps

AI agents can read the blockchain. They can check balances, parse token lists, monitor prices. But the moment they need to do something complex, they're stuck.
Executing a real DeFi strategy means navigating dozens of protocol interfaces, multi-step transaction sequences that break when markets move, and signing flows that differ across every chain. The result: agents that can talk about DeFi but struggle to participate in it.
We built Haiku MCP to close that gap.
Most agent tooling in DeFi stops at execution. Give the agent a transaction to run, it runs it. But execution without context is a blind tool. An agent can't recommend the best lending yield on Arbitrum if it doesn't know what yields exist. It can't suggest portfolio rebalancing if it can't see what a wallet holds.
Haiku MCP is a full data and execution layer. Discovery, analysis, and execution through a single server. Here's what that looks like:
Yield Discovery lets agents scan across every integrated protocol and chain to surface yield-bearing opportunities, filtered by APY, TVL, category, and protocol. Results return actionable identifiers that plug directly into execution. No scraping, no third-party data wrappers.
Portfolio Analysis takes a wallet address and returns positions enriched with context: current APYs, available opportunities for each holding, collateral health factors with risk warnings, and a plain-English summary of the best next move. The agent doesn't just know what you hold. It knows what you should be doing with it.
The pattern is clean:
Discover what opportunities exist across DeFi
Analyze a wallet's current positions and find gaps
Quote the move from current state to target state
Execute in a single transaction
Each step is a separate tool. Agents can use the data layer without ever executing a trade. They can use execution without discovery. Or they can chain the full workflow end-to-end.
If you're building AI agents that touch DeFi, here's what you get:
One server, full coverage. 22 chains, 45+ protocols, yield data, portfolio intelligence, and execution. No stitching together five different APIs.
Five-minute setup. Install with npx haiku-mcp-server and connect to Claude Desktop, Cursor, OpenClaw, or any MCP-compatible client.
Two execution modes. Self-contained (set a private key, the server handles signing and broadcasting) or external wallet (returns unsigned transactions for Coinbase, AgentKit, Safe, or any wallet MCP to sign).
No API key required. The server works out of the box. Keys are available for higher rate limits in production.
The agent economy is growing fast, but agents are still mostly read-only in DeFi. The infrastructure to go from "what should I do?" to "done" doesn't exist in a single integration.
Quote the move from current state to target state
Execute in a single transaction
Each step is a separate tool. Agents can use the data layer without ever executing a trade. They can use execution without discovery. Or they can chain the full workflow end-to-end.
If you're building AI agents that touch DeFi, here's what you get:
One server, full coverage. 22 chains, 45+ protocols, yield data, portfolio intelligence, and execution. No stitching together five different APIs.
Five-minute setup. Install with npx haiku-mcp-server and connect to Claude Desktop, Cursor, OpenClaw, or any MCP-compatible client.
Two execution modes. Self-contained (set a private key, the server handles signing and broadcasting) or external wallet (returns unsigned transactions for Coinbase, AgentKit, Safe, or any wallet MCP to sign).
No API key required. The server works out of the box. Keys are available for higher rate limits in production.
The agent economy is growing fast, but agents are still mostly read-only in DeFi. The infrastructure to go from "what should I do?" to "done" doesn't exist in a single integration.
Haiku MCP closes that loop. Discovery, analysis, and execution through one server. The last DeFi integration an agent builder needs.
Install it: npx haiku-mcp-server
Docs: docs.haiku.trade
Haiku MCP closes that loop. Discovery, analysis, and execution through one server. The last DeFi integration an agent builder needs.
Install it: npx haiku-mcp-server
Docs: docs.haiku.trade
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