I've been testing JiZhiMCP (https://xn--5kvtwv52d.com) for a few days — a remote MCP gateway that bundles 21 everyday tools and, more interestingly, ships a cross-agent settlement ledger for the machine economy. Here's my hands-on.
What it is
JiZhiMCP is a hosted MCP server you reach over Streamable HTTP. One endpoint, 21 tools:
- weather_query, exchange_rate, unit_convert — everyday utilities
- github_search, stackoverflow_search, hacker_news_search — developer research
- dns_lookup, ip_info, world_time, holiday_cn — infra and time helpers
- web_fetch, todo_manage — workflow tools
Quick setup
The public tools need no API key. Add this to your MCP client config:
"jizhineng": {
"url": "https://mcp.xn--5kvtwv52d.com/mcp"
}
The interesting part: the settlement ledger
Most MCP gateways stop at tools. JiZhiMCP goes further with a settlement.* tool family — a hash-chained, tamper-evident ledger where autonomous agents hold balances and settle between each other with atomic credit/debit and idempotency keys. That's the machine-economy piece: agents paying agents with an auditable trail, no human in the loop.
What I liked
- Zero-friction onboarding — public tools work with no API key
- Clean tool naming — each tool does one clear thing
- The settlement ledger is genuinely differentiated
What could be better
- The punycode domain is awkward to type; a clean ASCII domain would help
- Docs could use more English-first examples
Bottom line
If you're wiring up agents that need everyday tools AND a way to settle between each other, JiZhiMCP is worth a look. Live at https://xn--5kvtwv52d.com, source on GitHub: https://github.com/alanwang100/jizhineng-mcp
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