Claude
Add the wallet to Claude Desktop or Claude Code's MCP config. Wallet tools appear in the picker; proposals appear in your inbox.
Integrations
Works with the agentsyou already run.
There is no partnership program and no waiting list. If it speaks MCP, it connects — the only thing you control is what each connection may do.
Pick a client, issue a token, connect.
Cursor
Same config shape in .cursor/mcp.json — your editor's agent can check balances and draft transactions while you code.
Hermes
Connects over the standard MCP transport with its own scoped token — the same pattern as every framework.
OpenClaw
Connects like any MCP client — same tools, same review, same audit trail. No privileged path.
Your own agent
Spawn canonicalwalletd mcp over stdio from any framework. If it can run a process, it can use the wallet.
Plain scripts
No agent needed — the CLI covers the identical surface for cron jobs and CI.
The rule that keeps this safe
We don't vet clients. We scope tokens.
Any client can connect because no client is trusted. A connection is only as powerful as the token behind it — and tokens are read-only unless you deliberately grant more. The permissions guide has copy-paste recipes for the common cases.