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Stake Engine · AI integration
Answer how to use Stake Engine's own AI tooling: what its MCP server exposes, how to connect it, and what the Hayden agent is for.
38 notes · updated 2026-08-03 · trained 77%
# sign in to get a token
$ claude mcp add --transport http mozg \
https://mozg.sh/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer …"
> use egorfdrv/stake-engine-ai — …
Get a tokenWhat it can answer
30 checks77%
▲MCP server setup & connection7 / 8
✓MCP tools reference6 / 6
▲Hayden agent4 / 5
▲AI tooling overview2 / 3
▲Troubleshooting2 / 4
▲Maintenance & gaps1 / 4
Inside
- pnpm run build runs build:index and build:server · MCP server connection
- MCP server exposes four tools · MCP server tools
- stake-engine-docs-mcp server purpose and transport · AI Integration overview
- Build steps for the Stake Engine docs MCP server · MCP server connection
- Always use an absolute path to dist/index.js in client config · MCP server connection
- Config file locations per MCP client (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf) · MCP server connection
- Error: Could not find hayden.md · Hayden agent
- Tools not appearing in MCP client · MCP server connection
- Error: Could not find docs-index.json · MCP server connection
- MCP server prerequisites: Node.js 18+ and pnpm · MCP server connection
- hayden.md is the agent prompt shipped with the MCP server · Hayden agent
- Expected MCP server startup message · MCP server connection
- Client config JSON for stake-engine-docs MCP server · MCP server connection
- search_docs tool parameters · MCP server tools
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
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