sa-ecosystem-node

A read-only ecosystem node inspired by Star Atlas. It is an MCP server anyone can run. It serves public game reads, a profile key audit, a labelled fixture overview, and read-only DAO treasury, proposal, revenue, and Ecosystem Fund tools.

This is not an ATMTA product, and the product name is not Star Atlas. It holds no funds, no game keys, and no Council keys. The server does not sign, and it does not write to any chain.

Status: public v1.0.0. Game reads use the z.ink test realm. Treasury, proposals, and player records use public mainnet data. Licensed under Apache-2.0 (NOTICE). Hub listings, guild records, descriptions, and lore are CC BY 4.0, as the hub repository states. Each project keeps the rights to its own name and logo.

The public node is https://sa-ecosystem-node-dashboard.vercel.app (Vercel project sa-ecosystem-node-dashboard, separate from the DAO Council preview). / on that site is the DAO dashboard front page. It links the live MCP Playground (/playground/) and the listings page (/plain/). The public hub is sa-ecosystem-hub. Governance notes are in phoenix-gate.

This deployment uses threshold 2 with HUB_ALLOW_AUTHOR_APPROVAL=true. Today a record needs 2 distinct allowlisted keys; the author's own approval counts. The author is Phoenix Collective and the second approval is Falkor (FC1e). HUB_GIT_REPO, HUB_GIT_COMMIT, and HUB_STORE_MANIFEST_HASH are set. On 1 November 2026 the pinned commit was f064f18db1da60c4f3e562d4064c8f344042e97e.

• Spec v1.0.0
• Hosting
• Decentralization (what is live, then the later design)
• Claim and verify
• Contributing (5-minute quickstart, for people and agent harnesses)
• Protocol drafts (H2H harness-to-harness board and trust architecture, open v0.x drafts anyone can amend)

Quickstart

npm install && npm start

That compiles the server and starts a local Streamable HTTP node at http://127.0.0.1:8787/mcp. GET / returns a short read-only status document. No API key and no wallet are required.

The process is native ESM (node dist/http.js). The @aephia/atlas-kit package is ESM-only, and from 0.6.1 its exports map also carries a default condition, so a CommonJS caller on a Node.js release with require(esm) enabled by default (22.12 and newer, or 20.19 and newer) can require() it as well; an older runtime must import it.

Stdio, for a local MCP client that spawns the process:

npm run start:stdio

Public RPC URLs have safe defaults (https://testnet-rpc.z.ink for game data). Copy node.config.example.json to node.config.json to configure every run mode from one file. Environment variables override that file. Copy .env.example to .env only if you want those overrides. Do not put private keys in the file or the environment. node.config.json is gitignored.

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