Use Chainstack from any agent to deploy nodes, manage endpoints, check network status, get testnet funds, and optimize your setup.
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I'm on Alchemy spending ~$2k/mo on these methods. Assess my setup, plan the move to Chainstack, and tell me how much I'd save.Your agent inventories your endpoints, plans the migration, repoints your config, and gives you a real dollar figure. Chainstack bills by request, not by method — 1 RU per call (2 on archive nodes), with no per-method multipliers — where some providers weight a single common method 20–26×. See request units for the billing model.
What will 50M requests/month on a Solana archive node cost on Chainstack?The agent pulls Chainstack's live pricing — the real numbers the platform bills from, not a hardcoded guess. And because it already knows your project, it sizes the exact plan you need better than you'd guess yourself.
Based on my usage, get me a better plan from the Chainstack team.The agent reaches our team from inside your IDE and works a deal around your actual setup.
Deploy a Solana mainnet node in New York and give me the WSS endpoint.A production node and a live endpoint in under a minute — region- and cloud-aware, across any of the supported protocols.
What's the correct method to get an account's token balances on Solana? Write the call.The agent reads Chainstack's docs and RPC references first, so it writes real methods and params — not invented ones — then tests the call live against the same RPC endpoint that serves your production.
Get me Sepolia and Solana devnet funds.Or the agent just does it mid-build. The faucet (12 testnets) is one of the agent's own tools, so when a test needs gas it tops up the wallet itself — without stopping to ask you, hunting for a working faucet, or hitting a sketchy site.
Any upcoming maintenance on Base or Solana I should plan around?The agent reads live platform status and upcoming maintenance notices, so it can plan around a window — pause a job, shift a region, or flag it to you — well before it matters.
The full toolset, in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Pi, and any MCP-compatible agent. See the Chainstack MCP server docs.
get mcp.chainstack.comJust tell your agent to grab the skill. Same tools, no MCP registration, for any SKILL-compatible agent.
grab https://mcp.chainstack.com/skillBrowsing chainstack.com with an agentic browser? Ask Gemini in Chrome (or any WebMCP-capable agent) right on the page and it pulls what it needs through WebMCP — nothing to install.
The whole site and docs as a structured feed any LLM can ingest in one shot:
Let your agent pay per call without an account. On the roadmap — not live yet. Curious how it works? Read our deep dive on the x402 protocol architecture and payment flow for AI agents.
Use Chainstack MCP when you want your AI agent to work with Chainstack through natural language. It can help deploy nodes, fetch endpoints, check network status, request testnet funds, and guide you through Chainstack products and documentation.
Use llms.txt or llms-full.txt when you want your agent to understand Chainstack docs, supported protocols, API examples, and infrastructure concepts before generating code or recommendations.
You can ask your agent to create a node, find the right network, retrieve an endpoint, check live network status, get testnet funds, explain product options, or suggest the best setup for your use case.
For example:
Deploy a Base mainnet Global Node on Chainstack and give me the HTTPS endpoint.
Yes. Chainstack’s agent-ready resources can be used with AI coding tools that support MCP, external documentation, or LLM-readable context. This lets agents use Chainstack documentation and infrastructure workflows directly inside your development environment.
Chainstack MCP gives AI agents a structured way to interact with Chainstack resources and blockchain infrastructure. Instead of searching docs manually or switching between tools, you can ask your agent to perform infrastructure tasks and return the result in context.
Start with a simple infrastructure prompt. Ask your agent to deploy a node for a specific protocol and network, then return the endpoint.
Example:
Create an Ethereum Sepolia node with Chainstack and show me the RPC endpoint.
Yes. Your agent can use your requirements—such as protocol, network, workload, latency needs, request volume, trading use case, or production environment—to suggest a Chainstack setup. This can include Global Nodes, Dedicated Nodes, Unlimited Node, Trader Node, or add-ons, depending on the use case.
Yes. With Chainstack RPC infrastructure, your agent can query blockchain data, check balances, inspect transactions, call smart contracts, and retrieve network information across supported chains.
Yes. You can ask your agent to deploy testnet nodes, retrieve endpoints, guide contract deployment, request testnet funds where available, and generate code examples using Chainstack endpoints.
Yes. Your agent can help you understand and configure endpoint security options such as access rules, allowed origins, and IP-based restrictions. This is useful when moving from local development to production.
Chainstack gives agents access to infrastructure context, documentation, RPC examples, supported networks, and real endpoints. This helps agents generate code that is closer to production use instead of generic blockchain examples.
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