Quick Start

Welcome to AutoMCP! This guide will help you create your first automated MCP server in under 10 minutes.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have:

  • A Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, or hardware wallet)

  • Basic understanding of DeFi concepts

  • SOL tokens for transaction fees (minimum 0.1 SOL recommended)

Step 1: Account Setup

Connect Your Authentication Wallet

  1. Visit the AutoMCP dashboard

  2. Click "Connect Wallet" in the top right corner

  3. Select your preferred wallet provider

  4. Approve the connection request

Your authentication wallet is used only for identity verification and platform access. It never handles trading operations.

Configure Operation Wallet

  1. Navigate to "Wallet Settings"

  2. Click "Add Operation Wallet"

  3. Choose your import method:

    • Mnemonic Phrase: Import existing wallet

    • Private Key: Direct key import

    • Hardware Wallet: Connect Ledger/Trezor

    • Generate New: Create fresh wallet

{
  "walletType": "operation",
  "encryptionLevel": "AES-256",
  "storageLocation": "local",
  "backupEnabled": true
}

Step 2: Create Your First MCP Server

Using Natural Language

Simply describe what you want your automation to do:

Example Input:

"I want to automatically swap USDC to SOL when SOL price drops below $180, 
using Jupiter for best prices, with maximum 2% slippage, and notify me via webhook."

AI Processing

Our AI engine will:

  1. Parse your requirements

  2. Identify optimal protocols (Jupiter aggregator)

  3. Set safety parameters (2% slippage protection)

  4. Generate the MCP server code

  5. Create deployment configuration

Review Generated Configuration

server_config:
  name: "USDC-SOL-DCA-Bot"
  triggers:
    - price_below: 180
      token_pair: "SOL/USDC"
  actions:
    - swap:
        from: "USDC"
        to: "SOL"
        protocol: "Jupiter"
        slippage: 0.02
  notifications:
    - webhook: "https://your-webhook.com/notify"

Step 3: Deploy and Test

Sandbox Testing

  1. Click "Test in Sandbox"

  2. Review simulated transactions

  3. Verify all parameters are correct

  4. Check security warnings

Live Deployment

  1. Click "Deploy Server"

  2. Choose deployment option:

    • Local: Run on your machine

    • Cloud: Hosted solution

  3. Complete final verification

  4. Activate your MCP server

Next Steps

Now that you have your first MCP server running:

  1. Explore Templates: Browse our template library for more complex strategies

  2. Advanced Features: Learn about cross-protocol operations and MEV protection

  3. Scale Up: Create multiple servers for different strategies

Need Help?

Ready to dive deeper? Continue with our Installation Guide for advanced setup options.

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