# Suivision MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Suivision (Sui Blockchain Explorer API) lets your AI agent act as a real-time blockchain explorer for the Sui network. It pulls transaction data, account balances, coin metadata, and smart contract details directly into your chat. Instead of manually digging through web explorers, your agent can instantly query on-chain objects, track whale movements, and inspect Move package bytecode.

## Overview
- **Category:** developer-tools
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_bf5zaf5C4NdSQydWJA20mYnMK5su7E2t7Ukc1jEC/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** sui-network, blockchain-explorer, web3-data, smart-contracts, crypto-tracking

## Description

Connect to the Suivision API to get a clear view of the Sui Network. This Connector lets your AI agent act as a dedicated blockchain explorer, pulling real-time data on transactions, account balances, and smart contract packages. Instead of jumping between different websites and manually copy-pasting hashes, you can just ask your agent to do the heavy lifting. It handles the technical queries for you, providing information on coin supplies, wallet holdings, and network activity in a way that's easy to read. If you want to manage several of these connections at once, Vinkius makes it simple to host your Connectors in one place. You get a dedicated analyst that works whenever you need it, whether you're checking a specific transaction status or digging into the details of a new protocol. It removes the friction of manual data gathering so you can focus on making decisions. You can stop worrying about the logistics of navigating complex blockchain interfaces and start getting the answers you need. Whether you are verifying a payment, auditing a wallet, or inspecting a contract, the data comes straight to your workspace. This means you spend less time on navigation and more time on actual analysis. It turns a fragmented research process into a single, fluid conversation with your agent.

## Tools

### get_coin_metadata
Fetches metadata for a specific coin type. This helps you understand the decimals and properties of a token.

### get_coin_supply
Returns the total supply for a specific coin. It's essential for analyzing tokenomics.

### get_defi_stats
Pulls current Sui DeFi statistics. Use this to monitor the health of the DeFi ecosystem.

### get_epoch
Retrieves details for a specific network epoch. This is useful for tracking historical network cycles.

### get_object_details
Fetches specific details for an on-chain object. Use this to inspect individual assets.

### get_package_details
Gets details for a Move package. This is the primary way to inspect smart contract code.

### get_package_transactions
Lists transactions that interacted with a specific package. Use this to see how a protocol is being used.

### list_epochs
Lists recent network epochs. This helps you see the progression of the Sui network over time.

### list_transactions
Lists recent transactions on the network with pagination. Use this to monitor live network activity.

### list_validators
Lists the current network validators. It's useful for checking who is securing the network.

### get_account_coins
Lists all coins owned by a specific account. This gives you a clear view of a wallet's token holdings.

### get_account_objects
Lists all objects owned by a specific account. It helps you see every NFT and asset a wallet holds.

### get_account_overview
Provides a summary of an account's balance and general status. Use this for a quick wallet snapshot.

### get_account_transactions
Lists all transactions tied to a specific address. It's perfect for auditing a wallet's history.

### get_checkpoint
Retrieves the details of a specific network checkpoint. Use this to verify network state at a point in time.

### get_transaction
Provides detailed info about a specific transaction digest. It's the go-to for deep-diving into a single event.

### list_checkpoints
Lists recent network checkpoints. Use this to see the latest confirmed states of the blockchain.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
What's the current supply of the SUI coin?
```

**Response:** 
```
The SUI coin currently has a total supply of approximately 10 billion. It uses 9 decimals. Would you like me to check the metadata for any other coins?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Can you show me what's in the wallet 0x123...?
```

**Response:** 
```
I checked that address. Here's what I found:

**Balances:**
- 150.5 SUI
- 2,000 USDC

**Owned Objects:**
- 3 NFTs
- 1 other on-chain object

Should I pull the specific details for those NFTs?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Did this transaction go through? [Paste Digest]
```

**Response:** 
```
I've looked up that transaction digest. It was successful. Here are the highlights:

- **Status:** Success
- **Sender:** 0xabc...
- **Recipient:** 0xdef...
- **Amount:** 500 SUI

Would you like to see the full metadata for this transaction?
```

## Capabilities

### Fetch transaction metadata
Get the full details of any specific transaction digest on the Sui network.

### Inspect wallet holdings
See all coins and owned objects like NFTs for a specific Sui address.

### Analyze coin supply
Pull the total supply and decimal information for any coin type.

### Verify smart contract bytecode
Retrieve Move package details and bytecode for protocol inspection.

### Track network activity
List recent transactions and network checkpoints in real-time.

### Check validator status
Get a list of current network validators to monitor network health.

## Use Cases

### Debugging failed Move packages
A developer asks the agent to pull the bytecode and transaction history for a specific package using `get_package_transactions` to find the bug.

### Tracking whale movements
An analyst asks the agent to list transactions for a specific address using `get_account_transactions` to identify large movements.

### Verifying NFT holdings
A user asks the agent to show all NFTs and coins for a wallet, which the agent pulls using `get_account_objects`.

### Analyzing new coin supply
A researcher asks the agent to find the total supply and decimals for a new token using `get_coin_supply`.

## Benefits

- Stop manual searching by having your agent pull transaction details using `get_transaction` instead of opening a browser.
- Audit wallets instantly with `get_account_overview` and `get_account_objects` to see balances and NFTs in one view.
- Analyze tokenomics faster by using `get_coin_metadata` and `get_coin_supply` to get precise data on any coin.
- Debug Move packages directly by pulling bytecode and details via `get_package_details` without leaving your workflow.
- Monitor network health easily with `list_validators` to stay updated on the Sui ecosystem.

## How It Works

The bottom line is that your AI becomes a real-time blockchain explorer without you needing to touch a web UI.

1. Subscribe to the Suivision MCP on Vinkius.
2. Provide your Suivision API Key in the configuration.
3. Ask your AI client to query Sui blockchain data using natural language.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can the Suivision MCP help me track whale movements on Sui?**
Yes, it allows your AI agent to query transaction histories for any specific address. You can ask the agent to look for large movements or frequent activity for any wallet on the network.

**How does Suivision MCP help with Move smart contract debugging?**
It lets your agent pull the bytecode and package details for specific Move packages. This means you can inspect how a contract is built and how it's interacting with the network without leaving your chat.

**Can I use Suivision MCP to check NFT ownership?**
Yes. You can ask your agent to list all objects owned by a specific Sui address. It will quickly identify the NFTs and other on-chain assets held in that account.

**Does Suivision MCP provide real-time coin data?**
It does. You can ask your agent for the total supply and metadata of any coin type on the Sui network to get up-to-date information on tokenomics.

**Is Suivision MCP good for monitoring network health?**
It is. You can ask your agent to list current validators or pull DeFi statistics to get a high-level view of the Sui network's performance and ecosystem health.

**Do I need to be a developer to use Suivision MCP?**
Not at all. While it's great for developers, anyone who wants to quickly check blockchain data using natural language can benefit from having their AI agent handle the queries.

**Can I check the balance and owned objects of a specific Sui address?**
Yes! Use the `get_account_overview` tool to see the general balance or `get_account_objects` to list all objects, including NFTs, associated with that address.

**How do I get the technical details of a specific transaction digest?**
Simply provide the transaction hash to the `get_transaction` tool. It will return the sender, gas usage, status, and execution effects.

**Can I inspect the source code or modules of a Move package?**
Yes, use the `get_package_details` tool with the Package ID. It retrieves the Move bytecode and module information directly from the blockchain.