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Bundly MCP · Model Context Protocol

Your AI. Live Solana intelligence.

MCP is a way for the AI you already use to ask Bundly for live market information. You can test the data here first, then decide whether to connect.

Playground

Put your research to work.

Choose a ready-made test or enter a token name or mint address. The live market preview shows a result you can open. The example request is not a record of a connected AI call.

Request

Your AI searches indexed Solana markets by name, ticker or mint.

View example MCP request
{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "method": "tools/call",
  "params": {
    "name": "search_tokens",
    "arguments": { "query": "BONK" }
  }
}

Preview result

Choose a test above or enter your own input, then run the market preview.

This public lab previews market data through Bundly research functions. The example request is illustrative, not a captured MCP response. Your connected AI calls the protected tools separately. Boosted lists are promotional, not organic trends.

The simple version

What exactly happens when you ask your AI?

You stay in your own AI chat. Bundly supplies market observations when that AI asks for them. Research stays separate from trading.

  1. 01

    You ask

    For example: ‘Find the BONK market and explain its liquidity.’ No special command is needed once your AI is connected.

  2. 02

    Your AI picks a research tool

    It can search by name, look up a mint address, list promoted markets or show which checks are missing. These are the only four available actions.

  3. 03

    Bundly returns observed data

    The answer can contain a market price, liquidity, volume and an observation time. Missing figures are left empty rather than invented.

  4. 04

    You make the decision

    The AI may explain the result, but it cannot sign, buy, sell or access a wallet through this connection. Market data does not establish token safety.

Learn how to connect your AI →

Words you will see

A quick market dictionary.

Mint
A token's unique Solana address. Names can be copied; the address tells you which token you are looking at.
Liquidity
The funds observed in a market. Higher liquidity may make trading easier, but it cannot guarantee an execution price.
24h volume
The observed amount traded in the last 24 hours. Activity alone does not make a token trustworthy.
Boosted
A promotional placement, not a measure of organic popularity or safety.
Not checked
A field Bundly has not independently verified. It never means a token passed a safety test.
Read-only
The connection can retrieve market observations. It cannot send a transaction or control your funds.

Connect your AI

Connection guide ↗

4

live tools

0

AI credits spent by Bundly

OAuth 2.1

per user sign in

0

wallet actions exposed

Tool reference

Every tool, explained.

What it does

Your AI searches indexed Solana markets by name, ticker or mint.

Up to 12 matching markets, with the deepest observed pool used for duplicate mints.

Returns

  • · mint, name, symbol
  • · observed price USD
  • · liquidity, 24h volume
  • · market cap when available
  • · observation time

Ask your AI

"Find markets matching BONK and show me their mint addresses."

Test it above

Integration guide

Connect it yourself, step by step.

Everything below uses one address. Pick the app you already use, follow the steps in order, then run the check at the end of each path.

Claude can reach Bundly in two ways: the built in connector panel, or the desktop configuration file.

  1. 01

    Option A, the connector panel

    Open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector. Paste the connection address, save, and sign in to Bundly when the browser opens. Approve the consent screen and the four research tools appear in your chat.

  2. 02

    Option B, the desktop file

    On Windows the file lives at %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json. On macOS it is ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json. Create it if it does not exist, paste the block below, then quit and reopen Claude completely.

    claude_desktop_config.json
    {
  "mcpServers": {
    "bundly": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://usebundly.com/mcp"]
    }
  }
}
  3. 03

    Check that it worked

    Start a new chat and ask: find BONK markets on Solana and tell me which fields are missing. Claude should answer with observed price, liquidity and volume, plus the fields marked as not checked.

Option B needs Node.js installed, because it starts a small helper that carries the sign in for desktop apps.

Signing in

Bundly asks for your account and shows a consent screen naming the app requesting access. You can decline, and you can revoke later.

What it can do

Four read only research tools. No trade, no signing, no withdrawal, no key export through this connection.

If it fails

A 401 answer means the sign in did not complete. A 429 answer means too many requests in a minute; the reply states how long to wait.

Where this goes

The first bundler your AI can plug into.

Live in this release

  • 4 read tools
  • OAuth sign in per user
  • Per client consent screen
  • Observed timestamps on every answer

Next

  • Quotes with fee breakdown
  • Portfolio read
  • Launch history read
  • MCP resources

Later, with explicit approvals

  • Prepared trade intents you approve
  • Policy limits per agent
  • Receipts from the ledger
  • Never withdraw or key export

Only the first column is live. Future items ship only with explicit user approval flows and are not promised on a date.

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