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boopai-mcp

by boopaispace

The boopai-mcp server implements Solana blockchain functionality for the boopai launchpad. It enables token launching and trading on boopai.fun.

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What is boopai-mcp?

The boopai-mcp server is a component that provides Solana blockchain functionality specifically tailored for the boopai launchpad, facilitating token creation and exchange.

How to use boopai-mcp?

The server is configured within Claude Desktop by adding it to the MCP servers configuration. This involves specifying the path to the boopai-mcp directory and setting environment variables such as KEYPAIR (your Solana keypair) and RPC_URL (Solana RPC endpoint).

Key features of boopai-mcp

  • Token launching

  • Token trading

  • Configuration via Claude Desktop

  • Support for Development/Unpublished and Published server configurations

Use cases of boopai-mcp

  • Launching new tokens on boopai.fun

  • Trading tokens on boopai.fun

  • Integrating Solana blockchain functionality into the boopai launchpad

  • Debugging with MCP Inspector

FAQ from boopai-mcp

What is the purpose of the KEYPAIR environment variable?

The KEYPAIR environment variable holds your Solana keypair, which is essential for interacting with the Solana blockchain and authorizing transactions.

What is the purpose of the RPC_URL environment variable?

The RPC_URL environment variable specifies the Solana RPC endpoint that the server will use to communicate with the Solana blockchain.

How do I install the boopai-mcp server?

The server is installed by configuring it within Claude Desktop, as described in the Configuration section.

How do I debug the boopai-mcp server?

The recommended method for debugging is to use the MCP Inspector, which can be launched via npm.

Where can I find the Claude Desktop configuration file?

On MacOS, the configuration file is located at ~/Library/Application\ Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json. On Windows, it is located at %APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json.