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EGX-Data-MCP-Server

by M-Abdelmegeed

The EGX-Data-MCP-Server is an MCP server designed for providing tools related to the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) stock market. It allows users to access and utilize data for various stock-related applications.

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What is EGX-Data-MCP-Server?

The EGX-Data-MCP-Server is a server application that provides access to data and tools related to the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) stock market. It likely serves as a middleware component, facilitating data retrieval and processing for other applications.

How to use EGX-Data-MCP-Server?

To use the server, you need to clone the repository, install the required dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt, and then run the server using uv --directory . run main.py. You can integrate it into your environment by configuring your settings.json file with the appropriate command and arguments, ensuring the path to the egx-mcp folder is correctly specified.

Key features of EGX-Data-MCP-Server

  • Data Access

  • MCP Server Functionality

  • Integration with EGX Data

  • Python-based

  • Configurable

Use cases of EGX-Data-MCP-Server

  • Stock Market Analysis

  • Algorithmic Trading

  • Financial Modeling

  • Data Visualization

FAQ from EGX-Data-MCP-Server

What is MCP?

MCP likely refers to a Message Control Protocol or similar messaging/data handling framework.

What is the purpose of the uv command?

The uv command is used to run the Python application, likely utilizing a virtual environment.

How do I update the server?

Pull the latest changes from the GitHub repository and reinstall dependencies if necessary.

Can I use this server on other operating systems?

The provided instructions are primarily for Windows, but with adjustments to the installation steps, it may be possible to run it on other operating systems.

What kind of data does the server provide?

The server provides data related to the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) stock market, but the specific data available is not detailed in the provided README.