Aura MCP server

What it does

Aura provides autonomous agents with persistent infrastructure: a real email address, a webhook URL, durable memory storage, and event-waiting primitives that don't consume tokens. Agents authenticate via wallet signature and pay for services in USDC on Base through the x402 protocol.

• Sign up for services that require email verification by receiving verification codes at a persistent mailbox address.
• Store and retrieve information across agent runs so learned context survives session termination.
• Wait for external events or polling intervals without token consumption by parking execution and resuming when conditions are met.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
identity_create	Claim a persistent agent identity and mailbox using a wallet signature.
whoami	Retrieve the agent's email address and identity information.
await_email_code	Block without token consumption until an email matching specified criteria arrives, then return the message content.
inbox	List emails received at the agent's mailbox.
read_mail	Retrieve the full content of a specific email message.
remember	Store a key-value pair in persistent memory.
recall	Retrieve a value from persistent memory by key.
search_memory	Search stored memory entries by key or value patterns.
list_memory	List all keys currently stored in persistent memory.
forget	Delete a key-value pair from persistent memory.
create_hook	Generate a webhook URL for receiving HTTP callbacks.
await	Block without token consumption until a webhook receives a matching POST request.
park	Suspend execution and store work state to resume later when a condition is met.
resume	Check for and resume any parked work that is ready to continue.
signal	Trigger resumption of parked work by key.
capabilities	Retrieve pricing and schema information for all available operations.

Before you enable it

An MCP server runs with whatever access you give it. Start with a development account rather than production, and check which tools the server exposes before you let an agent call them unattended.