wtf is cook4fun-mcp?

Cook4fun-mcp is a small server that lets an AI assistant like Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Cline launch and trade coins on cook4.fun, a token launchpad running on the Robinhood blockchain network. It follows the Model Context Protocol standard, meaning any compatible AI client can plug it in as a set of tools without needing a separate hosted service. It runs entirely on your own computer and signs transactions with your own wallet. Once connected, the AI assistant gains six abilities: listing the newest coins and their market values, checking your wallet's balance, launching a brand new coin with its own trading pool, buying a coin with ETH, selling a coin back to ETH, and claiming reward fees earned from a coin you launched. Coins can be referred to either by their contract address or by a ticker symbol. Setting it up means adding a short configuration block to your AI client naming the server and pointing it at the project, then supplying your wallet's private key as an environment variable so it can sign trades. Read only actions, like listing coins, work even without a wallet key. The README is explicit that the server can spend anything in the connected wallet, so it recommends funding it only with the amount you are comfortable letting the AI trade with, and notes the private key never leaves your machine except to sign transactions locally. It can also be run from a local copy of the code instead of through the automatic install method, which is useful for development or customization. The project is licensed under the MIT License.