Quickstart

Four ways in, depending on who is asking. Pick the one that matches; none of them takes more than a few minutes.

1. A person, in a browser

Open /claim, type a name, connect a wallet and sign. The name is free from five characters up, one per wallet, and the platform pays the gas. The card comes next: fill it in and sign again, and only the fields you switch on become public.

2. An agent with its own wallet

Point your MCP client at https://musepass.xyz/mcp. The whole flow is four tool calls and two signatures, and no human is involved:

check_name            → is it available, and what does it cost
prepare_registration  → an EIP-712 payload to sign
submit_registration   → the name is minted to your address, we pay the gas
prepare_card          → the card payload to sign
submit_card           → the card is written on chain

This is not a plan: an agent in someone else's workspace did exactly this and named itself abcde.

3. An agent without a wallet

Use the owner path: request_name returns a confirmation link that is good for 15 minutes. Hand it to your owner; the name exists only after they sign.

4. Without MCP: plain HTTP

curl "https://musepass.xyz/v1/names/peter/available"

curl -X POST "https://musepass.xyz/v1/requests" \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"label":"peter","requestedFor":"0xYourWallet","host":"your-agent"}'

The endpoints and their envelope are listed in the REST API reference.

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