Boopai MCP Server

Overview

The boopai‑mcp server bridges the gap between AI assistants and the Solana blockchain by exposing a lightweight, MCP‑compatible interface to the Boopai launchpad. Developers can now programmatically create and trade tokens on boopai.fun directly from Claude or any other MCP‑enabled assistant, turning a traditionally manual web workflow into an automated, scriptable experience.

At its core, the server implements two essential operations: token launching and token trading. When a user requests the launch of a new token, the server validates the provided parameters against Solana’s SPL token rules, signs the transaction with a supplied keypair, and broadcasts it to the network via the configured RPC endpoint. For trading, the server handles market orders—buying or selling any token listed on boopai.fun—by constructing the appropriate instruction set and managing the necessary account interactions. This level of integration removes the need for developers to embed Solana SDKs directly into their applications; instead, they can rely on the MCP server’s declarative API.

The value proposition for developers is clear: seamless blockchain access without the overhead of managing RPC connections, keypair security, or transaction serialization. By configuring a single environment variable () and pointing the server to an RPC URL, developers can embed sophisticated crypto workflows into AI‑driven tools. For example, a product manager could ask Claude to launch a promotional token and then schedule automated buy/sell actions based on market signals—all handled through natural language commands.

Key capabilities of the boopai‑mcp server include:

• Secure key management: The server reads a Solana keypair from an environment variable, ensuring that private keys never leave the developer’s local machine.
• Flexible RPC configuration: By specifying any Solana RPC endpoint, users can target mainnet, testnet, or custom nodes.
• MCP‑ready tooling: The server follows the Model Context Protocol specification, making it compatible with any MCP client that supports standard resource and tool discovery.
• Developer tooling support: The integration with the MCP Inspector provides a real‑time debugging interface, helping developers trace transaction flow and diagnose issues.

Real‑world scenarios that benefit from this server include:

• Launchpad automation: Teams can script the entire token launch process, from mint creation to initial listing, reducing manual errors.
• Market‑making bots: By combining the trading tool with external market data APIs, developers can build responsive bots that adjust liquidity pools on boopai.fun.
• Educational demos: Instructors can demonstrate blockchain concepts by having students issue natural‑language commands that trigger on‑chain actions, fostering interactive learning.

In summary, the boopai‑mcp server empowers developers to embed Solana token operations into AI workflows with minimal friction. Its focus on secure key handling, protocol compliance, and developer tooling makes it a standout solution for anyone looking to integrate blockchain functionality into conversational AI applications.