About AgentCanary
AgentCanary MCP is a retired compatibility stub for existing MCP clients. Its legacy tools return a retirement notice and links to the ongoing daily briefs on X and Telegram; they no longer contact product endpoints.
Key features
- 01Keeps legacy tool names registered
- 02Returns retirement status
- 03Provides current X and Telegram links
- 04Requires no configuration
Use cases
- 01Let existing clients start without endpoint errors
- 02Show clients where daily briefs continue
MCP support
This MCP server preserves AgentCanary's legacy tools for compatibility. Calls return retirement information and social links rather than contacting the retired product API.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
Tools
19Saved tool list · updated 3w ago
This tool takes no parameters.
Details
From the project READMEAgentCanary MCP Server
AgentCanary's public API and MCP product were retired on 2026-07-09.
The npm package remains as a compatibility stub so existing MCP clients start cleanly and receive a clear retirement notice instead of failing on API keys or retired endpoints.
Daily AgentCanary briefs continue here:
- X: https://x.com/agentcanaryHQ
- Telegram: https://t.me/agentcanary
- Site: https://agentcanary.ai
Usage
npx agentcanary-mcp
No configuration is required. All legacy tools return the same retired-status payload with the current X and Telegram locations.
Tools
The server keeps the legacy tool names registered for compatibility:
get_briefsget_indicatorsget_regimeget_predictionsget_narrativesget_newsget_scoresget_scenario_analysisget_signalsget_defiget_btc_optionsget_market_structureget_central_banksget_expectationsget_macroget_open_interestget_liquidationsdiagnoseget_track_record
These tools do not contact retired AgentCanary product endpoints.
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