Deploying Your First MCP Module
Overview
In MindCore, MCP Modules are the core logic units that power agents and workflows. This page guides you through deploying your first MCP Module — whether it's a simple data fetcher or a full analytical engine.
Step 1: Define Your Module Logic
Each MCP Module should have:
Name – A clear, descriptive title (e.g., “ETH/USD Price Feed”).
Input Schema – What data the module expects (e.g., asset symbol, interval).
Output Schema – The expected output (e.g., price, percentage change).
Execution Logic – The function that processes input and returns output.
You can write your module in Python, JavaScript, or other supported runtimes.
Step 2: Prepare Metadata
Every MCP Module includes metadata to help users understand and use it effectively:
Description
Author
Version
Tags (e.g.,
finance,web-scraping,social-data)Licensing (optional)
Step 3: Register on the Marketplace
Connect your wallet.
Upload the module code and metadata.
Choose your monetization settings:
Public (free access)
Pay-per-call (usage-based fee)
Subscription (recurring fee)
Once submitted, your module is verified (automatically or via community validation) and listed publicly.
Step 4: Test and Monitor
After deployment:
Use the Module Runner to test inputs and see live outputs.
View logs, call history, and execution stats.
Receive usage rewards as other users and agents invoke your module.
Best Practices
Keep logic focused. One module = one job.
Validate input and handle edge cases.
Add clear documentation to help others use it.
Update your module with version control if needed.
What’s Next?
Now that you’ve deployed your first module, you can:
Integrate it into an MCP-powered Agent
Combine it with other modules in workflows
Share or monetize it via the marketplace
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