HOOD AGENT

THE HOOD
TALKS BACK

An MCP server that hands the whole collection to your AI. Traits, rarity, ink, floor, listings and holder overlap — as tools, not as documentation.

Get your key See the setup
11 tools
8 prompts
Holders only
CC0
01 / ToolsWhat your agent gets

Ask in plain words.
Get on-chain answers.

Your model stops guessing and starts calling. Ask it to compare a Hoodie against its own trait floor, or to name which OG communities moved in this month.

Inspect

Traits, Neighborhood Rarity, on-chain ink, owner and artwork for any of the 6,000.

Search

Filter the collection by trait, rank and ink. Sort by whichever signal you care about.

Read the market

Floor, best offer, last sale and price history — per token or across the collection.

Discover

Live listings ranked by transparent rarity, ink and price signals.

Trace the overlap

Which wallets hold both a Hoodie and a Punk, Ape, Azuki or Penguin.

Listen

The Hood Talk feed, and the full permanent voice history of a single Hoodie.

02 / AccessHolders only

Prove the Hood.
Take the key.

Connect, sign one message, and the server checks your wallet against the collection. Hold at least one Hoodie and you get a key that lasts 30 days. No gas, no transaction, no funds ever touched. The signature only proves the wallet is yours.

No wallet connected
03 / InstallAny MCP client

Paste it once.
Forget it.

MCP is client-side, so the model behind it does not matter. This works in Claude, Cursor, Cline, Zed, LibreChat, Cherry Studio, Qwen Code — anything that speaks MCP, including clients running DeepSeek or Qwen.

Anywhere that takes a URL

https://onchainhoodies-mcp.pages.dev/mcp/YOUR_KEY

The key rides in the address, so connector forms with nothing but a URL field still work.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http hood \
  https://onchainhoodies-mcp.pages.dev/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"

Agents

HOOD_MCP_URL=https://onchainhoodies-mcp.pages.dev/mcp/YOUR_KEY

An agent never types a key. Its owner sets the address once in the config, and every run after that carries the credential automatically.

Then type / to see the ready-made prompts, or just ask. "Compare Hoodie 125 against the floor for its own traits." "Which OG community moved into the Hood hardest this month?"