dewanshparashar-arbitrum
Provides natural language access to Arbitrum blockchain networks including core chains and Orbit chains, enabling batch posting monitoring, assertion tracking, gas price analysis, node health checks, transaction tracing, and account operations for developers building applications that require real-time visibility into sequencer performance and validator operations.
- Score
- 43.2751 signal
- Evidence
- 4 stars
- Last commit
- as last read from GitHub; most reads are from 2 Sep 2026 or later
- Listed
Install
No one-command install. Set it up from its source.
{
"mcpServers": {
"dewanshparashar-arbitrum": {
"command": "node",
"args": [
"health",
"checks",
"transaction",
"tracing",
"and",
"account",
"operations",
"for",
"developers",
"building",
"applications",
"that",
"require",
"real-time",
"visibility",
"into",
"sequencer",
"performance",
"and",
"validator",
"operations"
]
}
}
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What it is
MCP server Arbitrum, catalogued on PulseMCP. Provides natural language access to Arbitrum blockchain networks including core chains and Orbit chains, enabling batch posting monitoring, assertion tracking, gas price analysis, node health checks, transaction tracing, and account operations for developers building applications that require real-time visibility into sequencer performance and validator operations.
When to use it
Provides natural language access to Arbitrum blockchain networks including core chains and Orbit chains, enabling batch posting monitoring, assertion tracking, gas price analysis, node health checks, transaction tracing, and account operations for developers building applications that require real-time visibility into sequencer performance and validator operations.
Notes
Listed from the PulseMCP registry. The registry does not state a license. Check it before production use.