AKShare MCP Server
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The AKShare MCP Server provides financial data analysis capabilities using the AKShare library. It integrates with Claude Desktop via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
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What is AKShare MCP Server?
The AKShare MCP Server is a server that allows access to Chinese and global financial market data through the AKShare library. It utilizes the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to integrate with applications like Claude Desktop, providing a way to query and analyze financial data.
How to use AKShare MCP Server?
To use the server, first install it using either uv or pip. Then, run the server using python run_server.py. To integrate with Claude Desktop, add the provided configuration to your Claude Desktop configuration file and restart Claude Desktop. You can then select the AKShare MCP server from the available tools.
Key features of AKShare MCP Server
Access to Chinese and global financial market data
Integration with Claude Desktop via MCP
Support for various financial data queries and analysis
Extensible with new tools
Use cases of AKShare MCP Server
Stock data analysis
Fund data analysis
Bond data analysis
Macroeconomic data analysis
FAQ from AKShare MCP Server
How do I install the server?
How do I install the server?
You can install the server using either uv or pip. Follow the instructions in the Installation section of the README.
How do I run the server?
How do I run the server?
After installation, activate the virtual environment and run python run_server.py.
How do I integrate the server with Claude Desktop?
How do I integrate the server with Claude Desktop?
Add the provided configuration to your Claude Desktop configuration file and restart Claude Desktop.
What kind of data can I access?
What kind of data can I access?
You can access stock, fund, bond, futures, forex, and macroeconomic data.
How can I add a new tool to the server?
How can I add a new tool to the server?
Follow the steps outlined in the 'Adding a New Tool' section of the README, which involves adding a new API function, updating the enum, importing the function, and adding the tool definition and handler.