Helps AI coding agents integrate MetaMask Embedded Wallets (Web3Auth) SDKs.
Build MetaMask Embedded Wallets integrations faster by giving your AI coding assistant live access to the documentation and deep knowledge of the SDK. There are two things to set up: 1. Skill — Teaches your AI assistant how to think about the SDK: architecture, framework quirks, key derivation rules, and common mistakes. No code in the skill; the MCP provides that. 2. MCP server — Gives your AI…
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Build MetaMask Embedded Wallets integrations faster by giving your AI coding assistant live access to the documentation and deep knowledge of the SDK. There are two things to set up: 1. Skill — Teaches your AI assistant how to think about the SDK: architecture, framework quirks, key derivation rules, and common mistakes. No code in the skill; the MCP provides that. 2. MCP server — Gives your AI assistant real-time access to search docs, fetch examples, and look up SDK types. Tool | What it does…
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