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MCP

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MCP allows you to configure a server to view company information and stock prices using Claude. It utilizes a configuration file to define server settings.

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What is MCP?

MCP is a configurable server designed to retrieve and display company information and stock prices, leveraging the Claude AI model.

How to use MCP?

Configure the claude_desktop_config.json file with the appropriate server settings, including the command and arguments to execute the server. Ensure the project directory path is correctly set. Then, run the server using the specified command (e.g., uv).

Key features of MCP

  • Configurable server settings

  • Integration with Claude AI

  • Retrieval of company information

  • Retrieval of stock prices

  • JSON configuration

Use cases of MCP

  • Displaying real-time stock prices

  • Providing company financial data

  • Integrating with desktop applications

  • Creating custom financial dashboards

FAQ from MCP

What is the purpose of the claude_desktop_config.json file?

The claude_desktop_config.json file contains the configuration settings for the MCP server, including the command to execute and any necessary arguments.

How do I specify the project directory?

The project directory is specified within the args array in the claude_desktop_config.json file. Ensure the path is correct for your local environment.

What is 'uv' in the command?

'uv' is likely a command-line tool used to run the Python script. It might be a virtual environment manager or a similar tool.

Can I configure multiple MCP servers?

Yes, the claude_desktop_config.json file allows you to define multiple MCP servers within the mcpServers object.

What kind of company information can MCP retrieve?

The specific company information retrieved depends on the implementation within main.py and the Claude AI model. It could include financial statements, news articles, and other relevant data.