Junct is basically an infrastructure layer for making APIs usable by AI agents.
It takes an API spec, contract ABI, or llms.txt and turns it into agent-ready tools across multiple frameworks — including MCP, OpenAI, LangChain, Eliza, AgentKit, Vercel AI, and CrewAI.
@o1_exchange Instead of building integrations from scratch, agents can get access to existing APIs and onchain functionality as structured tools.
30+ live servers and 1,200+ tools are already available through https://t.co/45kXhYyVfI.
1inch's DEX aggregator API is now live as an MCP server.
Any AI agent can find best swap routes, get quotes, and execute trades via @1inch, no custom integration needed.
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The agent economy runs on tool calls.
AI agents don't browse docs. They need structured, callable access to protocols.
One spec upload. Every agent framework gets tools.
https://t.co/45kXhYynqa
30 servers, 1200+ tools now live on Junct.
Every major DeFi protocol agents need: Uniswap, Aave, Compound, 1inch, GMX, and 25 more.
One unified interface. No custom integrations.
https://t.co/45kXhYynqa
Hand-written MCP servers? Tedious. AI-generated? Full of phantom endpoints.
Junct generates deterministic MCP servers directly from your API spec. Every tool maps 1:1 to real endpoints. No hallucinated functions. No ghost calls
Spec-first = truth-first.
https://t.co/45kXhYynqa
most crypto protocols are still black boxes to AI agents
APIs exist but agents can't actually use them
Junct builds the access layer:
upload one spec, get structured tools for every agent framework
your protocol, deterministic and auditable
https://t.co/45kXhYynqa
Junct is the agent-readiness layer for the web3 stack.
we turn protocol APIs into deterministic, auditable MCP
servers - so exchanges, oracles, analytics providers,
& DeFi protocols can be agent-ready
https://t.co/nQKRtG3ubI
we've been building quietly.
crypto has more data, liquidity, and programmable
infrastructure than any other asset class on the planet.
the APIs are there. the specs exist. but for agents -
it's fragmented, inconsistent, and mostly unusable
Junct is the agent-readiness layer