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The published npm package is kitchen-pass-mcp, version 0.1.0. Its declared MCP transport is stdio.
The package declares KITCHEN_PASS_NETWORK (required): base (real USDC) or base-sepolia (test USDC); KITCHEN_PASS_PAYER_KEY_FILE: Absolute path to your own wallet key file (mode 600); without it the server only quotes; KITCHEN_PASS_MAX_SPEND_PER_SESSION: USD cap per session, default 0.10, at most 1; KITCHEN_PASS_MAX_SPEND_PER_DAY: USD cap per day, default 0.50, at most 5.
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| Variable | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| KITCHEN_PASS_NETWORK | base (real USDC) or base-sepolia (test USDC) | Yes |
| KITCHEN_PASS_PAYER_KEY_FILE | Absolute path to your own wallet key file (mode 600); without it the server only quotes | Check documentation |
| KITCHEN_PASS_MAX_SPEND_PER_SESSION | USD cap per session, default 0.10, at most 1 | Check documentation |
| KITCHEN_PASS_MAX_SPEND_PER_DAY | USD cap per day, default 0.50, at most 5 | Check documentation |
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