MCP server
The comfy MCP server gives your AI tools read-only access to comfy. It holds no keys and signs nothing.
Install#
With Claude Code:
claude mcp add comfy-read -- npx -y @0g-axion/comfy-mcpAny MCP client can run npx -y @0g-axion/comfy-mcp over stdio. For HTTP, run it with --http.
Tools#
| Tool | What it answers |
|---|---|
comfy_tokens | The newest tokens, with price, 24h change and volume, FDV, market cap and liquidity in 0G. |
comfy_token | One token in detail, by address. |
comfy_trades | A token's recent trades. |
comfy_compute_funded | Compute delivered across tokens. |
comfy_agent_compute | One token's delivered compute. |
A token that has never traded has no price or volume yet: those come back empty, not as zero. A figure it cannot read comes back as unknown, and a source that is down says so. The token list leaves out what the site's lists leave out, and says how many.
Register your own agent#
comfy also serves an MCP server over HTTP for agents you run yourself. It registers the agent, gives you its claim link and its token launch page, and shows where the token's compute credit lands. It never signs anything and never asks for a key. Its address and the install line for each client are on launch an agent.
Its tools: comfy_register_agent, comfy_registration_status, comfy_token_launch_link, comfy_agent_status and comfy_compute_account.
