MCP Token Analyzer
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The MCP Token Analyzer is a remote server that analyzes tokens using CoinGecko market data. It allows users to connect Claude Desktop to a local server for token analysis.
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What is MCP Token Analyzer?
The MCP Token Analyzer is a server designed to provide token analysis capabilities, leveraging CoinGecko market data. It is intended to be used with Anthropic's Claude Desktop via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
How to use MCP Token Analyzer?
To use the MCP Token Analyzer, first develop it locally by running nvm use, npm install, and npm run build. Then, follow Anthropic's Quickstart guide to configure Claude Desktop. Edit the Claude Desktop configuration file and replace its contents with the provided JSON configuration, ensuring to update the command and args paths with your local environment details.
Key features of MCP Token Analyzer
Token analysis using CoinGecko data
Integration with Claude Desktop via MCP
Local development and deployment
Customizable configuration
Use cases of MCP Token Analyzer
Analyzing cryptocurrency token performance
Integrating token data into Claude Desktop workflows
Developing custom token analysis tools
Experimenting with Model Context Protocol
FAQ from MCP Token Analyzer
What is CoinGecko?
What is CoinGecko?
CoinGecko is a cryptocurrency ranking website that tracks tokens and exchanges.
What is Claude Desktop?
What is Claude Desktop?
Claude Desktop is an application developed by Anthropic.
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a protocol for connecting applications to language models.
How do I find my local node path?
How do I find my local node path?
You can find your local node path by running which node in your terminal.
What if I don't have nvm?
What if I don't have nvm?
nvm (Node Version Manager) is recommended for managing Node.js versions. You can install it from https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm