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aegis MCP Server

Name: StanleytheGoat/aegis
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Author: StanleytheGoat

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Safety layer for autonomous DeFi agents. MCP server + Uniswap v4 hook + on-chain gateway. Scan contracts, simulate transactions, block honeypots.

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StanleytheGoat/aegis is a TypeScript MCP server licensed under MIT. Safety layer for autonomous DeFi agents. MCP server + Uniswap v4 hook + on-chain gateway. Scan contracts, simulate transactions, block honeypots. Topics: ai-agents, base, defi, ethereum, honeypot-detection, mcp, security, smart-contracts, solidity, uniswap-v4, ai, elizaos-plugins.

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Actively maintained with commits in the last week.

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TypeScript MIT

ai-agentsbasedefiethereumhoneypot-detectionmcpsecuritysmart-contractssolidityuniswap-v4aielizaos-plugins

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Language: TypeScript
License: MIT
Last Commit: today

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From the README

# Aegis

**Safety layer for autonomous DeFi agents.** | [Website](https://aegis-defi.netlify.app) | [Docs](./docs/agent-integration.md)

AI agents trading on-chain have no way to tell a legitimate token from a honeypot. Aegis fixes that. It's an MCP server that any agent can plug into, backed by on-chain contracts that enforce the safety checks.

Before an agent swaps, Aegis scans the target contract, simulates the transaction, and returns a simple go/no-go. If the contract has a 99% sell tax or a hidden pause function, the agent never touches it.

## Why this exists

We watched an agent lose its entire wallet to a honeypot token in under 30 seconds. The token looked fine on the surface - verified contract, decent liquidity, active trading. But buried in the code was a 99% sell tax and a hidden owner behind a fake `renounceOwnership()`.

No agent framework had a way to catch this. So we built one.

## How it works

```
Agent -> Aegis (scan + simulate + decide) -> Chain
```

1. Agent co

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