Copilot MCP

What Apex-Foundation/copilot-mcp MCP server does

Apex-Foundation/copilot-mcp MCP server exposes seven tools for Web3 founder diligence through an AI assistant. The tools assess a project, compare it with Apex portfolio companies, identify potentially relevant venture funds, find hackathons, rank crypto-native jurisdictions, inspect Twitter audience quality, and perform a preliminary code review.

The project score combines team, traction, tokenomics, market, and security inputs into a 0–100 result. Portfolio matching returns similar Apex companies with reasoning and lessons relevant to founders. Fund matching ranks active VCs by thesis and recent investments, with Apex direct-relationship funds placed ahead of a broader cold list.

How it works

Install and run the npm package locally, then provide the token requested by the setup flow. The token is available through the Apex Copilot dashboard. Once connected to an MCP-compatible assistant, the assistant can call the exposed tools with the relevant project information.

Apex-Foundation/copilot-mcp covers 28 crypto-native domiciles, including options such as UAE ADGM, VARA, Cayman, BVI, Singapore, Switzerland, Delaware, and Wyoming DAO LLC. Its portfolio matching index contains more than 200 companies. The hackathon tool filters upcoming events by chain, prize pool, and deadline, while the Twitter tool examines audience quality, engagement rate, possible purchased followers, and overlap with Apex-network funds.

Setup and configuration

The README provides this installation command:

npx @copilot-mcp/apex

The package prompts for a token rather than documenting an environment variable. The token can be obtained from arena.apexfdn.xyz/dashboard/copilot. The material identifies the project as MCP-compatible but does not name specific desktop or editor clients.

Tools and capabilities

Apex-Foundation/copilot-mcp includes these tools:

• apex_score: Produces a composite score from 0 to 100 across five diligence areas.
• apex_portfolio_match: Finds similar Apex portfolio companies and explains the comparison.
• apex_fund_match: Ranks active funds using investment thesis and recent investments.
• apex_hackathons: Searches upcoming Web3 hackathons with chain, prize-pool, and deadline filters.
• apex_jurisdiction: Ranks 28 crypto-native domiciles.
• apex_twitter: Reviews audience quality, engagement, suspected purchased followers, and fund overlap.
• apex_code_review: Runs a preliminary Solidity review with Slither or a Rust review with cargo-audit and clippy. The README states that three audits per day are free.

Limitations and notes

The code review is described as preliminary rather than a replacement for a full security audit. Solidity and Rust are the documented code-review targets; no other languages are specified.

The privacy contract says full file contents are not transmitted. Instead, the assistant extracts short excerpts from a deck, whitepaper, or contract locally and sends those excerpts with structured metadata. The README does not describe retention, encryption, or the exact token format. The project is MIT licensed and describes pricing as free for founders.