About TradeOS AI
TradeOS AI connects TradeOS trading data, indicators, and agent workflows to MCP-compatible AI tools. It supports users who want to analyze markets or use custom trading agents through natural-language prompts, with HTTP OAuth and an npm stdio bridge available.
Key features
- 01Analyze markets and search tickers
- 02Compare spreads and use macro context
- 03Use custom trading agents
- 04Connect over HTTP with OAuth
- 05Use the npm stdio bridge
Use cases
- 01Ask natural-language questions about markets
- 02Compare trading spreads in AI tools
- 03Call custom trading agents from a compatible client
MCP support
It exposes TradeOS trading-intelligence tools to MCP clients. Clients can connect to the production HTTP endpoint with OAuth or use the npm stdio bridge with an access token.
Configuration
Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.
https://ai.tradeos.xyz/api/agent/mcp/mcp-callclaude mcp add --transport http tradeos https://ai.tradeos.xyz/api/agent/mcp/mcp-call{"mcpServers":{"tradeos":{"type":"http","url":"https://ai.tradeos.xyz/api/agent/mcp/mcp-call"}}}Open in Cursor{"servers":{"tradeos":{"type":"http","url":"https://ai.tradeos.xyz/api/agent/mcp/mcp-call"}}}Open in VS Code{"mcpServers":{"tradeos":{"type":"http","url":"https://ai.tradeos.xyz/api/agent/mcp/mcp-call"}}}{"mcpServers":{"tradeos":{"serverUrl":"https://ai.tradeos.xyz/api/agent/mcp/mcp-call"}}}Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.
Tools
Details
From the project READMEtradeos-mcp
TradeOS MCP lets you connect TradeOS trading intelligence to MCP-compatible AI tools, so your assistant can analyze markets, search tickers, compare spreads, use macro context, and manage custom trading agents directly from natural-language prompts.
Overview
This repo publishes @tradeos/tradeos-mcp on npm: a stdio MCP bridge that proxies tools to TradeOS Streamable HTTP (mcp-call). You can connect in two ways:
| Mode | Best for | Auth |
|---|---|---|
| HTTP (recommended) | Cursor, Claude Code, most MCP clients | Browser OAuth in the client |
| npm stdio | Clients that only support command / stdio | TRADEOS_ACCESS_TOKEN env var |
Production endpoint (both modes ultimately call this):
https://ai.tradeos.xyz/api/agent/mcp/mcp-call
Product docs: TradeOS MCP integration & usage
Prerequisites
- Node.js 18+
- A TradeOS account with MCP API access
- For npm stdio: ability to run a local install (see Windows notes)
Option A — HTTP (recommended)
No npm install. The client handles OAuth.
Cursor
Edit user config ~/.cursor/mcp.json (Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.cursor\mcp.json):
{
"mcpServers": {
"tradeos": {
"url": "https://ai.tradeos.xyz/api/agent/mcp/mcp-call"
}
}
}
Save, restart Cursor (or refresh MCP in Settings → MCP), then complete OAuth when prompted.
Claude Code (plugin — recommended)
Use the bundled plugin in tradeos-skills/:
claude --plugin-dir ./tradeos-skills
Then complete OAuth and run /tradeos:analyze. Full plugin workflow (validate, community marketplace submit): tradeos-skills/README.md — aligned with Claude plugin docs.
Option B — npm stdio bridge
Use when your client requires a local process (command + stdio).
1. Install locally
Do not rely on npx inside MCP on Windows (cache/path issues). Install once to a fixed directory:
mkdir -p ~/tradeos-mcp-run # Windows: mkdir %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\tradeos-mcp-run
cd ~/tradeos-mcp-run # Windows: cd %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\tradeos-mcp-run
npm install @tradeos/tradeos-mcp
Pin a version if you prefer, e.g. @tradeos/[email protected].
2. Get TRADEOS_ACCESS_TOKEN
Run the OAuth helper (opens browser → log in on TradeOS → prints token):
# Linux / macOS
npx -y -p @tradeos/tradeos-mcp tradeos-mcp-oauth
# Or subcommand on main bin:
npx -y @tradeos/tradeos-mcp oauth
# Or, from your install directory:
node node_modules/@tradeos/tradeos-mcp/scripts/fetch-token.mjs
Windows (recommended):
cd /d %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\tradeos-mcp-run
node node_modules\@tradeos\tradeos-mcp\scripts\fetch-token.mjs
Copy the printed JWT (eyJ...). For local development of this repo, copy into .env:
cp .example.env .env
# TRADEOS_ACCESS_TOKEN=eyJ...
End users who only npm install the package do not need .env — set the token in MCP client config (mcp.json) instead.
Do not commit tokens to git.
3. Configure Cursor
{
"mcpServers": {
"tradeos-npm": {
"command": "node",
"args": [
"C:/Users/YOU/Downloads/tradeos-mcp-run/node_modules/@tradeos/tradeos-mcp/build/index.js"
],
"env": {
"TRADEOS_ACCESS_TOKEN": "eyJ..."
}
}
}
}
Replace YOU and the path with your actual install location. Use forward slashes or escaped backslashes in JSON.
If Cursor cannot find node, set the full path:
"command": "C:/nvm4w/nodejs/node.exe"
Enable tradeos-npm in Settings → MCP. Status should show connected with tools listed.
4. Verify in terminal (optional)
Environment variables in mcp.json do not apply to your shell. Set the token in the same terminal session:
REM Windows CMD
set TRADEOS_ACCESS_TOKEN=eyJ...
node C:\Users\YOU\Downloads\tradeos-mcp-run\node_modules\@tradeos\tradeos-mcp\build\index.js
# Linux / macOS
export TRADEOS_ACCESS_TOKEN=eyJ...
node ~/tradeos-mcp-run/node_modules/@tradeos/tradeos-mcp/build/index.js
Success:
[tradeos-mcp] remote: https://ai.tradeos.xyz/api/agent/mcp/mcp-call
[tradeos-mcp] stdio bridge ready
Press Ctrl+C to stop. Cursor starts its own process; you do not need to keep this terminal open.
Windows notes
- Use local
node+ install path inmcp.json, notnpx, for MCP. - If npm cache errors mention
C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_cache, run once:npm config set cache "%USERPROFILE%\.npm-cache" npx @pkg tradeos-mcp-oauthmay run the wrong bin on Windows. Prefer:
ornpx -y -p @tradeos/tradeos-mcp tradeos-mcp-oauthnode .../scripts/fetch-token.mjsfrom your install directory.- Clear a broken npx cache (quit Cursor first):
rmdir /s /q "%USERPROFILE%\.npm-cache\_npx"
npm package reference
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Package | @tradeos/tradeos-mcp |
| MCP Registry name | io.github.TradeOS-AI/tradeos-mcp |
| Bin: MCP bridge | tradeos-mcp |
| Bin: OAuth token | tradeos-mcp-oauth |
| OAuth subcommand | oauth on bin tradeos-mcp |
Install:
npm install @tradeos/tradeos-mcp
Development (this repo)
git clone https://github.com/TradeOS-AI/tradeos-mcp.git
cd tradeos-mcp
npm ci
npm run build
npm run oauth:token # browser OAuth → prints token (copy into .env if needed)
npm run registry:verify
| Script | Purpose |
|---|---|
npm run build | Compile stdio bridge to build/ |
npm run oauth:token | Browser OAuth → print token |
npm run registry:verify | Pre-publish checks (package.json ↔ server.json) |
npm run registry:sync-version <ver> | Sync version from release tag |
Publishing (maintainers)
Push a version tag to trigger .github/workflows/publish-mcp.yml:
git tag v1.0.0
git push origin v1.0.0
- Stable tags (
v1.0.0) publish to npmlatestand the MCP Registry. - Pre-release tags (
v1.0.0-beta.1) publish with an npm dist-tag matching the prerelease label (e.g.beta). - Requires GitHub Actions secret
NPM_TOKEN(Classic Automation token for@tradeos).
Verify on the registry API:
curl "https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0.1/servers?search=io.github.TradeOS-AI/tradeos-mcp"
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
TRADEOS_ACCESS_TOKEN is required | Token not set in env / mcp.json | Run oauth helper; set env in MCP config |
unauthorized on connect | Expired or invalid token | Re-run oauth; paste fresh JWT (no Bearer prefix) |
EPERM / node_cache | npm cache under Program Files | npm config set cache "%USERPROFILE%\.npm-cache" |
TAR_ENTRY_ERROR / 'tradeos-mcp' is not recognized | npx failed on Windows | Local install + node path in mcp.json |
MODULE_NOT_FOUND for node_modules/... | Ran script from wrong directory | cd to install dir or use absolute path |
| Token works in terminal, not in Cursor | mcp.json path or token mismatch | Match paths; restart Cursor / refresh MCP |
| MCP connects but no tools | Wrong server enabled | Disable broken localhost entries; use production HTTP URL or working tradeos-npm |
Related
tradeos-skills/— Claude Code plugin + analyze skillserver.json— MCP Registry manifest- TradeOS MCP FAQ (GitBook)
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