TzKT MCP. Query Tezos State: Accounts, Contracts, Transactions.

Listen up. The TzKT Tezos Indexer API hooks your agent right into the live Tezos blockchain ledger. You're talking deep reads here—we’re talking everything from raw block headers to complex smart contract storage, and you can analyze it all without leaving your chat client.

Tracing Account Activity Flow. If you wanna know what happened with an account, you got a couple of tools for that. Use get_account to pull detailed information on any specific account address. To see the full money trail, run get_account_balance_history; it gives you a chronological list of every balance change over time.

You can summarize everything into a neat JSON report using get_account_report. If you're just trying to get a snapshot of what accounts are floating around, use list_accounts, and you can filter those results by activity level or account type.

Monitoring Asset Transfers. Wanna track tokens? You've got options. Use list_token_transfers to list every token transfer event—it handles both the old FA1.2 format and the newer FA2 format, so you don't lose anything. For a specific account, use list_token_balances to get its current token balance, or if you need metadata on what tokens are even floating around, check out list_token_definitions.

You can also get a list of all available 'big maps' with list_bigmaps, and track changes by running list_bigmap_updates for any specific big map key.

Auditing Smart Contract Logic. Need to poke at some smart contract code? You got this. Use get_contract_code to fetch the raw Michelson or Micheline code used by a contract, and get_contract_entrypoints lists every function—every entrypoint—that can actually be called on that contract. If you want to know what data it's keeping track of internally, use get_contract_storage to grab the current or historical key-value storage for a contract.

You can also look at how contracts were first created using list_originations, and get a list of all existing smart contracts via list_contracts, letting you filter by creation parameters.

Analyzing Network State. Want to know what's going on network-wide? Use get_statistics to pull metrics like total transactions per second (TPS) or the overall volume. To check the latest indexer status, hit up get_head. You can also get a detailed breakdown of any single block using get_block, specifying it by either its hash or level number.

If you're digging into specific transactions, get_operations_by_hash retrieves all operations and data tied to that transaction hash. To see everything that moved around the network in terms of staking, run list_staking. You can also get a list of all recorded delegation operations using list_delegations, or view every single operation by listing all transactions with list_transactions, where you can filter results based on sender, target, or amount.

Deep Dive Data Retrieval. If you're dealing with core ledger data, use get_baker_rewards to get the reward amount calculated for a specific cycle period, or calculate delegator payouts using get_delegator_rewards. You can list all recorded account creations and monitoring staking operations by running list_deposits and list_originations, respectively. Finally, if you just want a broad overview of what's happening with the ledger, you can run get_head to get the indexer’s current head block details.