bell-feed-mcp
MCP server for Bell Feed — AI-curated crypto Twitter intelligence from bell notification accounts.
What It Does
Provides 4 tools to Claude Code for querying public Bell Feed data:
get_latest_summaries(count)— Latest AI-generated summaries with tokens, contracts (EVM + Solana), signals, push_priority/push_reasonget_trending_tokens(hours)— Token mention frequency rankings over the past N hoursget_daily_tldr()— Today's TL;DR summarysearch_summaries(query)— Search summaries by keyword, token, or signal
Data is sourced from data.degendar.com with 5-minute in-memory caching.
Install
claude mcp add bell-feed -- uvx bell-feed-mcp
Restart Claude Code after installation.
Usage
Ask Claude naturally:
- "What's happening in crypto today?"
- "Which tokens are trending?"
- "Any news about SOL?"
- "Give me today's TL;DR"
Public Data Endpoints
| Endpoint | Content |
|---|---|
summaries.json |
Hourly AI summaries with tokens, contracts, signals, push_priority, tweet counts |
daily_tldr.json |
Daily TL;DR digest |
feed.xml |
RSS 2.0 feed |
Notes
- No API keys required for the MCP server itself
- If public data is temporarily unavailable, cached responses are reused when possible
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