Model Context Protocol server for the Elfa API - crypto social intelligence and the Auto condition engine
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ELFA_API_KEYAPI keyrequiredElfa API key from https://dev.elfa.ai
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Model Context Protocol server for the Elfa API - crypto social intelligence and the Auto condition engine
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