Documentation Index
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Prerequisites
- macOS or Linux.
~/.local/binon yourPATH(the default install location).- A Solana wallet, or you can let Vulcan generate one during setup.
Install the latest release
vulcan-checksums-sha256.txt, and installs the binary to ~/.local/bin/vulcan by default. Set VULCAN_INSTALL_DIR before running to install elsewhere.
Install a specific version
Replace the tag with any tagged release:Build from source
Requires Rust 1.84 or newer. From a clone of Ellipsis-Labs/vulcan-cli:Verify
First-run setup
Run the interactive wizard to configure your wallet, RPC and API endpoints, registration, and optional first deposit:Configuration file
Vulcan reads~/.vulcan/config.toml. A typical configuration looks like:
rpc_url, api_url, or the default wallet can be overridden per-command with the matching global flag (--rpc-url, --api-url, -w/--wallet).
Environment variables
| Variable | Purpose |
|---|---|
VULCAN_WALLET_NAME | Stored wallet to use (defaults to the configured default wallet). |
VULCAN_WALLET_PASSWORD | Wallet unlock password. Required for non-interactive MCP sessions. |
VULCAN_INSTALL_DIR | Custom install directory used by the install script. |
VULCAN_AGENT_TARGET | Default agent client target for vulcan agent install. |
VULCAN_AGENT_SCOPE | Default install scope: user or project. |
Agent skills
Vulcan ships bundled skill files that teach AI agents how to use it safely. Install them for your client:claude, cursor, codex, agentskills. Add --scope project for project-local installs where the target supports it.
Inspect what is currently installed:
vulcan_* tools come back:
command / args in an existing MCP entry without re-entering your wallet password:
MCP server
Vulcan can run as a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server over stdio so agents can call its tools directly. Private keys never leave the local Vulcan process. Read-only / paper-safe:--dangerous form prompts for wallet name and password, then writes the values into the agent client’s MCP config.
To switch the wallet used by an already-installed MCP server: