Dexscreener
Eleven read-only tools over the public Dexscreener REST API — pair listings and discovery.
The Dexscreener category reads the public Dexscreener REST API. Every tool in
it is a read: none places an order, none claims a profile, none pays.
The split is by what the endpoint answers:
Pairs— listings. Which pairs a token has, pairs matching a search, the pairs on one chain at one address, a batch of tokens by address, and a single pair by its address.Metas— discovery. Token profiles and profile updates, token orders, boosts, trending metas, and one meta by slug.
The schemas are deliberately permissive
Dexscreener adds fields without a major version bump, so the token-profile shapes accept additional string fields rather than rejecting an unfamiliar one. A tool written against today's wire keeps working when the field set grows.
That is also why the generated reference is the right place to check a shape: it describes the fields the server documents, and the server reads what it needs.
drop_update
Patch one of the caller's own drops: its name, ticker, description, image, price, or payout address. Free — it costs no credits, takes no signature, and moves no money. The whole patched drop is re-validated as a unit rather than field by field, because two of the mistakes only appear when the MERGED record is judged: lowering a price to zero on a drop with no payout address turns a paid drop into a free one, and clearing the address on a paid drop leaves a collector's payment going nowhere. Both are refused naming the field. `priceUsd` applies to editions NOT YET MINTED; an edition already sold keeps the price it was sold for. An explicit `null` clears `description`, `creatorAddress`, or `imageUrl`; an absent field leaves it alone. **This tool cannot publish a drop.** Setting `status` is absent on purpose: `live` makes the mint page publicly reachable, which is an irreversible step and therefore an approval in putty's model, and a direct tool call has no run to gate it. `supply` is absent because a drop that has sold editions cannot change how many editions exist.
Pairs
Pair listings from Dexscreener: which pairs a token has, a search,