trenchscope — $TRENCHSCOPE · a terminal for the trenches

THE TERMINAL · LIVE

Not a screenshot. It's running.

The screens below are the real thing, pointed at live market data in your tab — same columns, same keys. The installed terminal renders them at 160×46 in your own shell.

dexscreener — rpc — SOL — ● live· calm —

j/k moveenter open coina analyst/ filterw watch1–5 tabsesc back

ANALYST

Press a. Your model reads the screen.

Pressing a sends the current screen's tool results to your own Claude or Codex login through a read-only MCP server. On this page, the analyst pane runs the same pipeline against live data — with every fetch timed.

Labelled

Answers are marked as model output, with the age of every piece of data printed next to it.

Untrusted input

Token names, descriptions and fetched pages are treated as untrusted text — read, never obeyed.

Read-only

No build, sign or send tool. The most it can do is open a paper ticket.

Your login

Usage bills to your own account. Everything else works without it.

Wire up your editor

$claude mcp add trenchscope -- trenchscope mcp

verify with trenchscope mcp doctor

KEYS

Keyboard only.

They work on the live terminal above, too — click it once and drive.

j/kmove up and down

enteropen a coin

aask the analyst

/filter with thresholds

wwatch a coin

Cchart it

escgo back

qquit to screener

?all the keys

SAFETY

Paper first. Always.

Paper first

Starts on a paper wallet. Live mode talks to devnet unless you pass --mainnet yourself.

Signing

Nothing sends without a keypress and a wallet approval. Both, every time.

Caps

A separate local process enforces per-trade and daily limits — the terminal can't talk it out of them.

The model

The analyst has no build, sign or send tool. It reads screens; it doesn't touch funds.

Network

Local servers bind to 127.0.0.1. Nothing listens for the outside world.

Telemetry

None. A daily version check, and you can turn even that off.

Open source

AGPL-3.0 with a security policy. Paper and live trading are experimental and marked as such.

This page

Browser edition is read-only: live public data in, nothing signed, nothing stored off your machine.

SOURCES

Public, keyless data.

Cells read "unavailable" when a source fails and "needs key" when an optional key is missing — never a made-up number. The two sources this page itself uses are pinged live.

Source	Data	Key	Status
DexScreener	pairs, prices, volume, liquidity	no key	—
Jupiter	prices and token lists	no key	probed by the app
GeckoTerminal	candles	no key	probed by the app
PumpPortal	live launches and migrations	no key	probed by the app
RugCheck	mint, freeze and LP checks	no key	probed by the app
GoPlus	safety reads	no key	probed by the app
Solana RPC	holders and on-chain reads	optional Helius key	—
Solana Tracker	a second risk source	optional key	needs key

DOCS · FAQ

Asked often.

No — core data is public and keyless: DexScreener, Jupiter, GeckoTerminal, PumpPortal, RugCheck, GoPlus. A Helius key and a Solana Tracker key are optional upgrades, and the Sources table says so instead of failing quietly.

No. The screener, token views, watchlist and alerts all run without any model. The analyst is the one feature that uses your own Claude or Codex login — and it bills to you, not to us.

No. The MCP server it reads through is read-only: no build, sign or send tool exists on it. The most the model can do is open a paper ticket for you to look at.

Run trenchscope doctor for the install, or trenchscope mcp doctor for the editor wiring. Each prints exactly which check failed and what to do about it.

In the hero of this page and the token section below — nowhere else. Anything else claiming to be $TRENCHSCOPE isn't ours.

THE TOKEN

$TRENCHSCOPE

trenchscope

TICKER: TRENCHSCOPE · SOLANA

CA—

Price

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Market cap

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Liquidity

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24h volume

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live from Dexscreener, refreshed ~50s. "—" means not loaded — never a guess.

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