artemis-mcp
by Artemis-xyz
Artemis MCP is a server providing tools to interact with the Artemis API and generate formulas for crypto data retrieval. It offers API tools for data validation and retrieval, as well as formula generation tools for various crypto-related data.
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What is artemis-mcp?
Artemis MCP (Market Condition Pipeline) is a server that provides a suite of tools for interacting with the Artemis API. It allows users to validate API keys, retrieve crypto data, and generate formulas for accessing crypto prices, fees, revenue, and other time-series data.
How to use artemis-mcp?
To use Artemis MCP, you need to install the prerequisites (Python 3.11+, uv, Claude Desktop, Artemis API Key, and Artemis Snowflake Login). You can install it automatically using OpenTools or manually by configuring the claude_desktop_config.json file with the necessary paths and API key. After restarting Claude Desktop, the Artemis MCP tools should be available.
Key features of artemis-mcp
API key validation
Crypto data retrieval from Artemis API
Formula generation for crypto data (ART and ARTINFO formulas)
Support for various crypto metrics
Integration with Claude Desktop
Use cases of artemis-mcp
Retrieving crypto prices and other time-series data
Generating formulas for automated data retrieval
Validating Artemis API key
Retrieving supported metrics for a given crypto token symbol
FAQ from artemis-mcp
What are the prerequisites for Artemis MCP?
What are the prerequisites for Artemis MCP?
Python 3.11+, uv, Claude Desktop, Artemis API Key, and Artemis Snowflake Login.
How do I install Artemis MCP?
How do I install Artemis MCP?
You can install it automatically using OpenTools or manually by configuring the claude_desktop_config.json file.
What is the purpose of the validate-artemis-api-key tool?
What is the purpose of the validate-artemis-api-key tool?
It creates and validates a connection to the Artemis API.
What is the difference between ART and ARTINFO formulas?
What is the difference between ART and ARTINFO formulas?
ART formulas are used for retrieving crypto prices, fees, revenue, and other time-series data, while ARTINFO formulas are used for asset classifications, available metrics, market cap rankings, and metadata.
Where can I find the claude_desktop_config.json file?
Where can I find the claude_desktop_config.json file?
On MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json. On Windows: %APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json.