القائمة
Execute a read-only CVM query on the Convex network. Use when reading on-chain state, checking balances, looking up accounts, or evaluating Convex Lisp expressions.
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Build the Convex project from source. Use when a contributor wants to compile, test, or package Convex.
Deploy an actor (smart contract) to the Convex network. Use when the user wants to create a new on-chain actor with exported functions.
Use Convex DB — a lattice-backed SQL database. Use when helping users write queries, connect via JDBC or PostgreSQL clients, create tables, insert/query data, or use the direct lattice API.
Create or inspect Convex accounts. Use when the user wants to set up a new account, check account details, or manage keys.
Resolve or register Convex Name System (CNS) names. Use when the user wants to look up a CNS name, register a new name, or update a name's target.
Create and manage fungible tokens on Convex. Use when the user wants to create a new token, check token balances, or manage token supply.
| name | query |
| description | Execute a read-only CVM query on the Convex network. Use when reading on-chain state, checking balances, looking up accounts, or evaluating Convex Lisp expressions. |
| argument-hint | <cvx-expression> [address] |
Execute a read-only query on the Convex network. Queries are free, instant, and never modify state.
Expression: $0
Address (optional): $1 — the account context for the query (e.g. #13)
Use the mcp__convex-testnet__query tool.
# prefix: #13, #42@ prefix for actor lookup: @convex.fungibleimport — use CNS-resolved paths like (@convex.fungible/balance #128 #13)| Task | Expression |
|---|---|
| Coin balance | (balance #13) |
| Own balance | *balance* |
| Account info | (account #13) |
| Token balance | (@convex.fungible/balance #TOKEN #USER) |
| Lookup symbol | (lookup #ADDR 'symbol) |
| Full state | *state* (large!) |
Present balances in human-readable CVM units (e.g. "1.5 CVM" not "1500000000 copper").