agentic-commerce

The Boson MCP Server (`boson-protocol/agentic-commerce`) is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes the Boson Protocol — a decentralized Agentic Commerce Protocol (dACP) — to AI agents and MCP clients. Its purpose is to let autonomous agents buy and sell anything, digital or physical, on-chain with game-theoretic guarantees (escrowed funds, dispute resolution, no need for pre-existing trust between buyer and seller). It serves three user roles: **sellers** (creating seller accounts, listing offers, managing metadata and disputes), **buyers** (browsing offers, committing to purchases, redeeming vouchers, raising disputes), and **dispute resolvers** (deciding or refusing escalated disputes). It provides 56 tools across seller/buyer management, offer creation and metadata storage (IPFS), exchange lifecycle (commit, redeem, complete, cancel), funds management (deposit/withdraw), dispute handling (raise, resolve, escalate, decide), meta-transactions, EIP-712 signing helpers, and an agent registry — plus 10 queryable resources and 2 guided prompts. All state-changing tools return unsigned transaction data for the caller to sign locally; the server never touches private keys.

First seen 2 Oct 2026. Evidence as of 2 Oct 2026.