rustchain-mcp is a server application designed for the RustChain blockchain and BoTTube video platform. It uses AI agent tools to help users earn RTC tokens. The software is built on createkr’s RustChain SDK. This MCP server supports managing model context protocol tasks and proof-of-antiquity, which helps verify data authenticity on the blockchain.
This app runs on Windows computers and connects your machine to the RustChain network, enabling new ways to interact with blockchain-based video services and token earning.
To run rustchain-mcp on your Windows PC, you don’t need programming skills. Follow these steps carefully to download, install, and start the server.
Before starting, make sure your computer meets these requirements:
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 2 GHz processor or faster
- 2 GB of free disk space
- Internet connection for setup and communication with RustChain network
Click the button below to visit the page to download the software:
Once you click the link, you will land on the GitHub repository. Look for the latest release version under the "Releases" section. Download the Windows executable or installer file, which usually ends with .exe or .msi.
- Find the downloaded file on your PC, usually in the "Downloads" folder.
- Double-click the installer (or executable) file to start the setup.
- Follow the on-screen instructions:
- Accept the license agreement.
- Choose the installation folder or leave it as default.
- Wait until the installation finishes.
- Click Finish to close the installer.
There is no need to install additional software. The program includes all it needs to run on Windows.
After installation, you can start using rustchain-mcp:
- Open the Start Menu and find rustchain-mcp in the list of programs.
- Click to launch the application.
- A command prompt window or a simple interface will appear.
- The server will attempt to connect to the RustChain blockchain network automatically.
- Wait a few moments while rustchain-mcp initializes the AI agents and sets up the server environment.
If the app runs without errors, the server is active and ready to use.
rustchain-mcp uses a simple text file for settings. You can change your server preferences by editing the config.ini file located in the install folder.
Common options you can set:
- Server Port: Choose the network port for the server (default is usually 8080).
- Log Level: Adjust how much information the server logs (info, warning, error).
- AI Agent Settings: Enable or disable specific AI tools for token earning.
- Data Storage Path: Set where the server keeps files and blockchain data.
Editing step:
- Open
config.iniwith Notepad or another text editor. - Change values as needed.
- Save the file.
- Restart rustchain-mcp for changes to take effect.
This app connects your computer to the RustChain blockchain. It uses AI to interact with data models and video content from BoTTube. The server runs tools that analyze tasks and validate data authenticity through proof-of-antiquity.
By running rustchain-mcp, you help support the network and create opportunities to earn RTC tokens. These tokens can be spent on services or saved within the RustChain ecosystem.
When installed, rustchain-mcp places files in these folders:
- /bin: Main program files and executables.
- /config: Configuration files like
config.ini. - /logs: Server activity and error logs.
- /data: Stores blockchain data and AI agent outputs.
Review logs occasionally if you experience issues. They help track server activity and errors.
To get the latest features and fixes:
- Visit the download page: rustchain-mcp GitHub
- Download the newest release.
- Run the installer over your current version or uninstall first if preferred.
- Restart the application.
Your settings in config.ini will remain intact unless you delete them.
- If the server fails to connect, check your internet and firewall settings.
- Ensure the port you use is open on your network.
- Review
logsfor errors that explain problems. - Restart your computer if the app does not start.
- Run the app as Administrator if you get permission errors.
If you need more help, the repository’s GitHub page has documentation and issue tracking. You can also find user discussions and updates there.