AI assistants

AI assistants can connect directly to the DALP platform, allowing you to manage tokens, users, compliance, and operations through natural language conversations instead of navigating the web interface.

What can AI assistants do?

Once connected, you can ask your AI assistant to perform any platform operation:

• "Create a new equity token called Acme Shares with symbol ACME" – deploys a token with the right configuration
• "Mint 10,000 units of the bond token to the treasury wallet" – executes the mint operation
• "Show me all users who haven't completed KYC" – queries and filters user data
• "Pause trading on the BOND-2025 token" – pauses the token immediately
• "What's the current collateral ratio on our stablecoin?" – fetches real-time stats
• "Onboard three new investors with these email addresses" – creates users, registers identities, and starts KYC

The assistant handles the technical details – API calls, parameter formatting, transaction signing – while you describe what you want in plain language.

Supported assistants

All assistants connect to DALP through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for connecting AI models to external tools.

Claude Desktop

Step 1: Install the DALP CLI

Open Terminal and run:

npm install -g @settlemint/dalp-cli

Step 2: Authenticate

dalp login --url https://your-platform.example.com

Your browser opens for secure authentication. Once approved, the CLI stores your credentials securely in the system keychain.

Step 3: Register with Claude Desktop

The CLI registers itself automatically:

dalp mcp add

This detects Claude Desktop and writes the correct MCP configuration. No manual JSON editing needed.

Step 4: Start using it

Restart Claude Desktop. You should see DALP tools available in the tool picker. Start a conversation:

"Show me all tokens on the platform and their current status."

Claude will use the DALP tools to query your platform and present the results.

Codex Desktop

Step 1: Install and authenticate

npm install -g @settlemint/dalp-cli
dalp login --url https://your-platform.example.com

Step 2: Register with Codex

dalp mcp add

This detects Codex and writes the correct MCP configuration automatically.

Step 3: Start using it

Open Codex and ask it to interact with the platform:

"List all equity tokens and show me the total supply of each."

OpenClaw

Step 1: Install and authenticate

npm install -g @settlemint/dalp-cli
dalp login --url https://your-platform.example.com

Step 2: Register with OpenClaw

dalp mcp add

This detects OpenClaw and writes the correct MCP configuration automatically.

Step 3: Start using it

OpenClaw will discover DALP tools automatically. Ask it to perform operations:

"What users are pending KYC approval? Approve the ones that have all required documents."

Example conversations

Token operations

You: Create a new deposit token called "Term Deposit Q1" with symbol TDQ1, 6 decimals, and a maturity date of March 31, 2026.

Assistant: I'll create that deposit token for you. [Creates token, returns address and confirmation]

You: Now mint 500,000 units to the treasury wallet.

Assistant: Done. Minted 500,000 TDQ1 to 0xTREASURY. Transaction hash: 0x...

Compliance management

You: Which tokens don't have a country restriction module? Add one to all of them that allows only US and EU investors.

Assistant: I found 3 tokens without country restrictions. Let me add the module to each... [Configures compliance on each token]

User management

You: How many users signed up this month? Show me the ones without a verified identity.

Assistant: 47 users signed up this month. 12 don't have a verified identity yet. Here's the list: [Shows users with status]

Reporting

You: Give me a summary of all bond tokens: name, maturity date, total supply, and coupon rate.

Assistant: [Queries each bond token and presents a formatted table]

Security and permissions

• Your permissions apply: The AI assistant operates with your account permissions. It cannot access anything you cannot access yourself.
• Organization scope: Operations are scoped to your active organization. Switch organizations with dalp auth org-switch if needed.
• Confirmation for mutations: AI assistants will describe what they plan to do before executing state-changing operations. You can review and approve each action.
• Audit trail: All operations performed through AI assistants are logged with full traceability.
• Credential security: Your credentials are stored in the system keychain (macOS) or an encrypted file, never in the AI assistant's memory or conversation history.

Troubleshooting

"DALP tools not available"

1. Verify the CLI is installed: dalp --version
2. Verify authentication: dalp whoami
3. Check the MCP configuration file path and JSON syntax
4. Restart the AI assistant after configuration changes

"Authentication required" errors

Your session may have expired. Re-authenticate:

dalp login --url https://your-platform.example.com

Then restart the AI assistant.

"Permission denied" errors

Your account may lack the required role. Ask your platform administrator to grant the necessary permissions, or check your current roles:

dalp system access-manager roles-list --format json

Next steps

• Platform overview – Understand the platform before using AI assistants
• User onboarding – Learn the user creation workflow
• Compliance overview – Understand compliance modules before configuring via AI