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Injective MCP server lets AI agents deploy smart contracts with a simple prompt
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The open-source Model Context Protocol server turns natural language into signed blockchain transactions, lowering the barrier for developers and traders on Injective's Layer-1 network. Imagine telling your AI assistant to deploy a smart contract the same way you’d ask it to.
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