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How MCP enables on-chain actions for agents on TON

We publicly announced Agentic Wallets on TON — an open, self-custodial standard that lets agents manage assets through dedicated wallets. But just having a wallet isn’t enough. For an agent to use TON, it needs to be able to find and connect tools for interacting with the blockchain.

That’s why we built mcp.ton.org — a simple entry point for connecting AI agents to TON. MCP gives agents access to tools for working with the blockchain, while skills provide ready-to-use instructions. A user copies a single command, and the agent gets a ready way to work with the blockchain. All skills are open and available in the ton-org/skills.

Now developers have a ready-to-use execution layer for agents on TON. After connecting MCP and installing skills, an agent can check balances, send transactions, swap tokens, work with NFTs and execute more advanced scenarios like buying xStocks or managing Agentic Wallets. All actions are built from reusable primitives and executed through MCP, which allows developers to move directly to building agent logic.

Connect MCP and give your agent access to actions on TON

4 public TON dashboards worth watching right now:

🌸 TON Staking
Staking yield recently spiked toward ~20% APY in TON terms after higher emission. Track validators, liquid staking, inflation and real yield.
https://dune.com/ton_foundation/staking

🌻 Fragment
TON’s core utility protocol: usernames, numbers, gifts. TVL matters, but real on-chain revenue matters more.
https://dune.com/ton_foundation/fragment

🏦 TON on CEX
Tracks TON deposits and withdrawals across major exchanges. Since 2026, more TON has been leaving CEXs than entering.
https://dune.com/ton_foundation/ton-on-cex

🪷 TON Believers Fund
Tracks the large unlock and where released TON goes. So far, staking absorbs more TON than CEX deposits.
https://dune.com/ton_foundation/ton-believers-fund

Data changes daily. DYOR.

Introducing Acton — a new, modern toolchain for developing smart contracts on TON

Acton covers the full development lifecycle: project creation, testing, debugging, dApp integration, deployment, and verification.

CLI-first by design, it works naturally for both developers and AI agents.

1. One toolchain, not a bunch of utilities
Create, build, test, lint, format, deploy, and verify TON contracts in a single coherent environment around Tolk.

2. A tighter build-test-debug loop
Write tests directly in Tolk programming language, run them fast, debug failed transactions, and inspect what actually happened on-chain.

3. Security built in
Coverage, fuzzing, mutation testing, gas profiling, and CI help catch regressions early.

4. A native debugger
Step in, step over, step out, watch variables, and inspect the call stack. A smooth Web2-style developer experience, now inside a blockchain language.

5. Friendly for AI agents
A modern CLI tool that becomes an agent's runtime, with skills and manuals bundled.

6. IDE integtation
Use it with VS Code, JetBrains, Cursor, Zed, and other LSP‑based editors.

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