No signup, no key. Every network has a public endpoint:
curl --json '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"eth_chainId","params":[]}' https://t.co/oRTyuC6DO9
Wallet JSON-RPC methods only. Create a key when you need more.
https://t.co/7YvgaTh3Zh
@pydantic@SilexData@dlewis The longer runs in Derek's write-up are an interesting trade-off. Do you have elapsed time per incident alongside cost and success rate? That would help judge when code mode is worth using for latency-sensitive tasks.
Using Pydantic AI? Test the MCP connection before adding a model. This example searches our docs and reads the quickstart. No model call, BlockVectra account or API key. Code with pinned dependencies: https://t.co/wjGlKd6oKP
BlockVectra now has a docs-only MCP endpoint: search_docs + read_doc. No account, API key or local install.
Try: “Find the Robinhood Chain mainnet RPC setup and cite the guide.”
https://t.co/rzh3h72joh
The BlockVectra Data API SDK is now on npm.
npm install @blockvectra/data-api
Prebuilt JavaScript, TypeScript types, and a runnable daily DEX price example.
https://t.co/XU2NsfjwiG
Push to HTTPS, stream over WebSocket, or poll on a schedule.
The right choice depends on where your listener runs—and who handles retries and recovery.
We put setup, delivery guarantees and billing side by side:
https://t.co/8mB4Yg80LY
Cancel a backfill, start another, then let the old write finish: 120 becomes 110 in this small model.
Checking ownership before an await can still race. Four runnable cases compare that with a commit-time fence:
https://t.co/GmxTAlu3sa
@CrispPredict@Jpegtrader_ Hey! Are you building on Robinhood Chain or Arbitrum One this weekend? We're working on RPC and indexed data for Robinhood Chain.
Before debugging a "missing" MCP tool, compare tools/list with the setup guide. Our documentation PR for Celo is merged; the maintainer checked all 15 names against the running server.
https://t.co/pwQnUNJTTk
@toanbku Is this for testnet or mainnet? For Robinhood Chain testnet, our public endpoint supports eth_chainId (46630) and eth_blockNumber without a key. Setup: https://t.co/L1cpPC4Rrw
Our keyless RPCs for Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Polygon and Sepolia are now in ethereum-lists/chains.
Start with eth_chainId and check the public method/rate limits:
https://t.co/H27JFl37eO
A missing API key shouldn't become a mystery request error.
Our Data API TypeScript SDK checks for blank keys before sending a request. Here's the first-request walkthrough, with key loading, error handling and a prebuilt package:
https://t.co/f3Lw87l8X0
@Harvesto12 Do you pin archive_height at the start of a sweep so the Dune cross-check covers the same block range, or keep following it as new blocks arrive?
Comparing RPCs with eth_getLogs? Keep the chain, block range and filters fixed. Our small runner records response bytes, log counts and separate timings for successes and failures.
https://t.co/iM4oAFWJVa
If your BlockVectra MCP connection uses Smithery’s proxy, update the existing client entry to direct Streamable HTTP before Oct 31, 2026, when proxy endpoints stop working. Guide and keyless read_doc check: https://t.co/4JMGnRO97e
Two RPC methods can agree and still return invalid log indexes. Four offline fixtures show a shared index reset, valid gaps after filtering, and why a log comparison doesn't validate gas counters.
Synthetic inputs, no API key:
https://t.co/kRqhbJCh37
@Quicknode@Aptos Worth testing a Postgres+S3 stream's recovery path: let Postgres commit, force S3 to fail, resume, then check block coverage and duplicate rows in Postgres after redelivery.
@clerk Worth checking that a missing path still returns HTTP 404, not 2xx, while the Markdown body includes one or two working links, so a basic HTTP client can tell the fetch failed and recover.