What Rug Radar Does
Rug Radar is a Solana-focused MCP server for fast token and wallet due diligence. Most users should use the already deployed remote MCP endpoint at https://mcp.rugrdr.xyz/mcp inside Claude or any MCP-compatible client. Self-hosting is supported, but it is the advanced path, not the default path.
It is designed to answer a narrow but high-value set of questions quickly:
- Is this token risky?
- Which specific failure modes are visible right now?
- Does this wallet look like a sniper, bot, whale, insider, or normal retail flow?
- Which of two tokens looks healthier on a risk-adjusted basis?
- What changed since the last snapshot?
Who It Is For
- Retail traders who need a first-pass risk read before entering or sizing a trade
- Researchers who want structured snapshots instead of manually stitching together APIs
- Communities and moderators who need short, repeatable token reviews
- Agent builders who want a remote MCP endpoint with deterministic tool outputs
Default Way To Use Rug Radar
For most users, the workflow is:
- connect your MCP client to
https://mcp.rugrdr.xyz/mcp - let the client discover the Rug Radar tools
- use plain-language prompts like
Analyze BONKorCompare BONK vs WIF
You do not need to clone the repository or run the server locally just to use Rug Radar.
What The Project Includes
- A TypeScript MCP server in
src/ - Six MCP tools for token analysis, wallet analysis, comparison, and monitoring
- A Docusaurus docs app in
apps/docs/ - Optional Postgres-backed watchlists and snapshots
- Optional Upstash Redis alert deduplication
- Public HTTP metadata endpoints at
/,/info, and/health
Two Ways To Use The Project
1. Hosted MCP
Best for almost everyone.
- no local server setup
- no API keys
- connect once and start using tools
2. Self-hosted MCP
Best only if you need:
- your own infrastructure
- custom auth or private deployment controls
- code changes or integration work
- your own database-backed monitoring environment
MCP Tools
analyze_token: Full token due diligence report by address or token namescan_risk: Fast red-flag scan with triggered and passed checksanalyze_wallet: Wallet behavior classification based on activity heuristicscompare_tokens: Side-by-side comparison across key token quality metricswatch_token: Persist monitoring thresholds and baseline snapshotsget_token_changes: Compare the current snapshot against the previous one and emit alerts
What Rug Radar Optimizes For
- Speed over exhaustive chain indexing
- Structured output over long-form prose
- Partial answers instead of complete failure when one upstream source is down
- Deterministic scoring so outputs are easier to reason about
What Rug Radar Does Not Try To Be
- A full trading terminal
- A complete forensic investigation suite
- A replacement for manual judgment
- A guarantee that a token or wallet is safe
Rug Radar is analysis infrastructure, not financial advice. Treat every output as a decision aid, not a command.