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foxd-cli

v0.3.1

Published

Multi-chain memecoin trading from your terminal — Solana sniper bot, Pump.fun launches, honeypot checks, copy trading and MEV-protected swaps across 6 chains. Open CLI alternative to GMGN, Banana Gun and Photon.

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Keywords

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Readme

foxd-cli — Solana sniper & multi-chain memecoin trading from your terminal

FoxD as a command line tool. Snipe new Pump.fun, BONK.fun, Raydium LaunchLab, four.meme and Clanker launches, run honeypot and rug checks, copy profitable wallets, place take-profit / stop-loss / trailing stops, and launch tokens across several launchpads at once — across Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum and HyperEVM.

An open CLI alternative to GMGN, Banana Gun, Photon and Trojan: scriptable, --json on everything, no Telegram bot in the loop.

npm i -g foxd-cli
foxd login --all            # one command, every scope

foxd sniper feed --chain solana --stages fresh --limit 20
foxd analytics security --chain solana --address <mint>
foxd trade quote --chain solana --tokenIn So111… --tokenOut <mint> \
  --amountIn 50000000 --side buy

foxd login uses the OAuth device flow — sign in with Google, X, Telegram, email or a wallet; --all grants every scope in the same command. foxd whoami shows your scopes, tier and remaining spend allowance.

Every command is generated from foxd-contract — the same declaration behind the REST API, the MCP server and the SDK — so the CLI covers the whole platform by construction and its help text cannot go stale.

Shape

foxd <module> <method> [--flag value]
foxd tools                 # every module and tool
foxd tools market          # one module
foxd help market.trending  # flags, scopes, cost and the REST route

Composing

--json on anything gives raw JSON, so it drops straight into a pipeline:

foxd market trending --chain solana --json | jq -r '.tokens[] | "\(.symbol) \(.priceUsd)"'
foxd sniper feed --stages fresh --limit 20 --json | jq '.fresh[] | select(.score > 70)'

Exit status is 0 on success and 1 on any failure, so set -e and CI do the right thing. Human-readable tables shorten long values for display — use --json when you need exact addresses.

Signing in

foxd login uses the OAuth device flow, the same pattern as gh auth login: sign in with Google, X, Telegram, email or a wallet. The key is written to your config file with 0600 permissions. FOXD_API_KEY always wins, which is what you want in CI.

foxd login --all           # grant every scope, for a key only you will hold
FOXD_API_KEY=fxk_live_… foxd account usage
foxd market chains --key fxk_live_…   # one-off override

Trading from the command line

foxd trade quote --chain base --tokenIn 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 \
  --tokenOut 0x532f… --amountIn 10000000000000000 --side buy
foxd trade execute --chain base --tokenIn 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 \
  --tokenOut 0x532f… --amountIn 10000000000000000 --side buy

Amounts are always base units as a string — wei on EVM, lamports on Solana. Execution is bounded by the scopes on your key, the wallet it is bound to, and a rolling 24-hour USD spend cap; foxd whoami shows all three.

Links

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