Why DexPaprika + AI?
DexPaprika provides on-chain DEX data across every chain, token and pool on the coverage page, keyless to start. AI agents and AI-assisted IDEs can query token prices, pool data, historical OHLCV, swap transactions, and more, either through MCP (Model Context Protocol) or direct REST API calls. This page helps you pick the right integration for your setup.For AI agents: fetch docs.dexpaprika.com/llms.txt for a machine-readable index of this documentation, or llms-full.txt for the full text. To self-onboard against the live server, call the getCapabilities MCP tool first: it returns the tool list, network synonyms, and recommended call sequences in one shot.
Fastest path
Add the hosted MCP server to Claude, Cursor, or VS Code. One keyless URL, no install:Choose your integration
Hosted MCP server (recommended)
Add one keyless URL to Claude Desktop, Cursor, or VS Code. No installation.
Self-hosted MCP server
Run the MCP server locally via
npx dexpaprika-mcp for full control.Claude Code plugin
Two commands, zero config. Built-in MCP access inside Claude Code.
Agent skills
One command. Full API knowledge for Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and 40+ agents.
LangChain
langchain-dexpaprika: five tools plus a toolkit for Python agents.Cursor, VS Code, Codex, and more
One-click install for popular editors, or the config for any MCP client.
CLI
One install command. Query and stream data from the terminal.
REST API
Call the API directly from any agent framework or custom application.
Compare the options
What data can AI agents access?
Every integration exposes the same dataset, delivered as 17 MCP tools (see the MCP tools reference) or as REST endpoints:Example prompts
Once connected, try:- “What’s the current price of SOL?”
- “Show me the top 10 pools on Ethereum by volume”
- “Find newly created pools on Base with over $50k daily volume”
- “Get 30-day OHLCV data for the USDC/ETH pool on Uniswap V3”
- “Compare WETH prices across Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base”
- “Which DEX has the most pools on Solana?”
Next steps
MCP tools reference
Every tool, its parameters, pagination, and the getCapabilities onboarding tool
Knowledge base
Core concepts: pools, DEXes, OHLCV, and how DexPaprika data works
REST API reference
Complete endpoint documentation with an interactive playground
Streaming API
Real-time price and reserve updates via Server-Sent Events
FAQs
Which integration should I use?
Which integration should I use?
For terminal work and scripting, start with the CLI. If you use Claude Code, the plugin is the fastest path. For Claude Desktop, Cursor, or VS Code, use the hosted MCP server. For Python agents, use
langchain-dexpaprika. For custom agents and applications, call the REST API directly.Do I need an API key?
Do I need an API key?
No. DexPaprika is keyless for public read access: no API key, registration, or authentication needed to start. A free registered key raises the monthly allowance from 50,000 credits to 300,000, and Pro raises it to 5,000,000 at 300 requests a minute; see rate limits.
Can I use multiple integrations at once?
Can I use multiple integrations at once?
Yes. For example, use the MCP server in Cursor for interactive development and call the REST API from your application code.
What about rate limits?
What about rate limits?
50,000 credits a month without a key at 15 requests a minute, or 300,000 with a free key at 30 requests a minute. For more, the Pro API is $99 a month for 5,000,000 credits at 300 requests a minute; plans and checkout are on the pricing page. One request costs one credit; batch endpoints cost one credit per item.