What is Hive Doctrine and how does it work?

Hive Doctrine is an agent knowledge marketplace built on the Base network that lets you discover, trade, and monetize knowledge products. It exposes 6 MCP tools for marketplace interaction and payment processing.

How do I install and set up the Hive Doctrine MCP server?

Install via npm with `npx hive-doctrine-mcp@1.0.3`. The server uses stdio transport and connects to the Base network for payment settlement.

What payment networks and currencies does Hive Doctrine support?

Hive Doctrine processes payments on the Base network (Ethereum Layer 2). The registry shows 402 recorded payments, indicating active transaction volume.

Can I use Hive Doctrine to sell my own knowledge products?

Yes, the marketplace supports both consuming and publishing knowledge assets. Check the MCP tools documentation for product listing and monetization workflows.

What are the 6 MCP tools included with this server?

The registry confirms 6 MCP tools are available, but specific tool names and capabilities are not detailed in the current documentation. Refer to the installed package or GitHub repository for the complete tool reference.

MCP ServerSTDIOOfficialv1.0.3

Mizukaizen Hive Doctrine MCP Server

Access a decentralized knowledge marketplace with 105 products and integrated payment processing on Base network. For developers building AI agents that need to monetize or consume specialized knowledge assets.

io.github.mizukaizen/hive-doctrine-mcp

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Hosted URL

Local install

Transport

STDIO

Auth

No auth required

What the Mizukaizen Hive Doctrine MCP server does

How models use it and what it is built for.

Connect to Mizukaizen Hive Doctrine

Local install — runs as a subprocess.

npx hive-doctrine-mcp@1.0.3

Resources

Where to find authoritative docs and source for Mizukaizen Hive Doctrine.

Source repository

Example prompts for Mizukaizen Hive Doctrine

Paste any of these into Agent Studio after connecting Mizukaizen Hive Doctrine.

List all available products in the Hive Doctrine marketplace
Show me the payment history and transaction details on Base
How do I integrate the MCP tools for knowledge asset discovery
Explain the schema and authentication requirements for marketplace access

Mizukaizen Hive Doctrine MCP server — FAQ

Common questions about connecting and running Mizukaizen Hive Doctrine.

What is Hive Doctrine and how does it work?
Hive Doctrine is an agent knowledge marketplace built on the Base network that lets you discover, trade, and monetize knowledge products. It exposes 6 MCP tools for marketplace interaction and payment processing.
How do I install and set up the Hive Doctrine MCP server?
Install via npm with `npx hive-doctrine-mcp@1.0.3`. The server uses stdio transport and connects to the Base network for payment settlement.
What payment networks and currencies does Hive Doctrine support?
Hive Doctrine processes payments on the Base network (Ethereum Layer 2). The registry shows 402 recorded payments, indicating active transaction volume.
Can I use Hive Doctrine to sell my own knowledge products?
Yes, the marketplace supports both consuming and publishing knowledge assets. Check the MCP tools documentation for product listing and monetization workflows.
What are the 6 MCP tools included with this server?
The registry confirms 6 MCP tools are available, but specific tool names and capabilities are not detailed in the current documentation. Refer to the installed package or GitHub repository for the complete tool reference.

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