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grokbotfun

v1.0.0

Published

MCP server that lets AI agents (Grok Bot, Cursor, Claude Code, etc.) deploy tokens on pump.fun — create + optional dev buy in one transaction

Readme

GrokBotfun

Deploy pump.fun tokens straight from your AI agent.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that plugs into Grok Bot, Cursor, Claude Code or any other MCP-compatible client and gives the agent one superpower: launching tokens on pump.fun. You describe the coin in plain words — the agent deploys it on-chain.

"deploy a token called Moon Cat, ticker MCAT, this image, 0.5 SOL dev buy"

→ token is live, you get the mint address and a pump.fun link back.

What it does

| Tool | Description | | --- | --- | | deploy_token | Creates a coin on pump.fun: uploads metadata (name, ticker, description, image, socials) to pump.fun's IPFS, then builds, signs and sends the createV2 transaction — with an optional dev buy in the same transaction, so you're always the first buyer. Returns mint address, tx signature and pump.fun link. | | wallet_info | Shows your deploy wallet address and SOL balance. |

Why this instead of the pump.fun website

  • Agent-native. Your AI can generate the name, ticker, description and image itself, then deploy — one conversation, zero tabs.
  • Atomic dev buy. Create + first buy land in a single transaction — no gap for snipers between your create and your buy.
  • Self-custodial. Your key stays on your machine. The transaction is signed locally and sent to your own RPC. No third-party API holds your funds — the only external calls are metadata upload to pump.fun IPFS and your RPC.
  • Open source. ~200 lines, built on the official @pump-fun/pump-sdk. Read it before you trust it.

How it works

you → agent (Grok Bot / Cursor / Claude Code)
        → MCP: deploy_token(name, symbol, image, devBuySol…)
            1. image + metadata → pump.fun IPFS  → metadataUri
            2. pump-sdk createV2 (+ dev buy)     → transaction
            3. sign with YOUR key, locally
            4. send to YOUR rpc                  → mint address + link

Install

Add to your MCP config (Cursor / Grok Bot: .cursor/mcp.json or Customize → MCPs; Claude Code: claude mcp add):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pumpfun-deploy": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "grokbotfun"],
      "env": {
        "PUMPFUN_PRIVATE_KEY": "<base58 secret key of your deploy wallet>",
        "SOLANA_RPC_URL": "https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com"
      }
    }
  }
}

Restart the client — deploy_token and wallet_info show up in the tool list.

| Env var | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | PUMPFUN_PRIVATE_KEY | yes | Base58 secret key (Phantom export format) of the wallet that signs and pays for deploys. | | SOLANA_RPC_URL | no | Your RPC endpoint. Public mainnet by default; use Helius/QuickNode for serious launches. |

Security

  • Use a dedicated hot wallet. Fund it only with what you intend to spend (network fees + dev buy). Never your main wallet.
  • The key lives in the env of a local process and is used only to sign transactions. It is never transmitted anywhere.
  • Dev buy is capped at 85 SOL and includes a 50% max-cost headroom for slippage — the unspent part stays in your wallet.

FAQ

How much does a deploy cost? Network fees (~0.02 SOL) + pump.fun create fee

  • whatever dev buy you choose. No fee goes to this tool.

Can it rug / steal the key? The code is open and short — audit it. The key never leaves your machine; there is no backend.

Devnet? pump.fun is mainnet-only, so every deploy is real. Test with a throwaway wallet and no dev buy first.

Links

License

MIT