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foxd-mcp

v0.3.1

Published

MCP server for multi-chain crypto trading — give Claude, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client a Solana sniper, Pump.fun launcher, honeypot checker, copy-trading and MEV-protected execution across 6 chains.

Readme

foxd-mcp — crypto trading MCP server (Solana sniper, Pump.fun, honeypot checks)

Give Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot or any MCP client a full multi-chain trading desk: token discovery, Solana sniping, honeypot and rug checks, wallet intelligence, copy trading, take-profit/stop-loss orders and multi-launchpad token launching across Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum and HyperEVM.

An open, agent-native alternative to GMGN, Banana Gun, Photon and Trojan — 87 tools your model can actually call.

npx foxd-mcp --claude-code     # or --claude, --cursor, --codex, --opencode,
                               #    --vscode, --windsurf, --openclaw, --nemoclaw

Or point any client at the hosted server — nothing to install:

https://foxd.xyz/api/mcp

Install into your client

npx foxd-mcp --list            # every supported client

Each installer writes the block that client actually reads — Codex gets TOML in ~/.codex/config.toml, Windsurf gets serverUrl, VS Code gets servers — and merges into the existing file rather than replacing it. Pass --key fxk_live_… to embed a credential, or set FOXD_API_KEY first and it will be picked up.

Or point straight at the hosted endpoint

https://foxd.xyz/api/mcp

Streamable HTTP, stateless, no SSE. Authenticate with Authorization: Bearer fxk_live_…. Nothing to install and nothing to keep up to date — new tools appear the moment they ship.

claude mcp add --transport http foxd https://foxd.xyz/api/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer fxk_live_…"

Or run the stdio bridge

Clients without HTTP transport spawn npx -y foxd-mcp, which pipes stdio to the same endpoint. It is a dumb pipe on purpose: all protocol logic lives server-side, so an installed bridge never needs upgrading.

What you get

Tools across market data, safety analytics, the launch feed, wallet intelligence, copy trading, execution, automation, webhooks and account management, plus resources (foxd://chains, foxd://platforms, foxd://tools, foxd://tiers, foxd://auth) and prompts (audit-token, find-launches, find-smart-money, signup, portfolio-review).

SKILL.md ships in this package for runtimes that support Agent Skills — when to reach for FoxD, which tool answers which question, and the safety rules that matter. It is also served at https://foxd.xyz/skill.md.

Getting a key

Every tool needs one, and they are free during early access. An agent can issue itself one with no browser: call auth.challenge, sign the returned message with an EVM or Solana keypair, then call auth.verifyWallet. That creates the account, provisions custodial wallets and returns a key. Humans can use https://foxd.xyz/profile or the device flow.

Safety

Trading and launching tools spend real money. Grant a key only the scopes it needs, bind it to one wallet, and set a 24-hour USD spend cap — every fund-moving call is checked against all three before anything is signed.

Links

MIT