Wealthy MCP Server
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The Wealthy MCP server facilitates interaction with the Wealthy trading platform through MCP clients like Claude and Cursor. It enables users to access trading features using natural language queries.
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What is Wealthy MCP Server?
The Wealthy MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server is a backend service that allows users to interact with the Wealthy trading platform using natural language through MCP-compatible clients like Claude and Cursor. It acts as a bridge between the natural language queries and the Wealthy trading platform's API.
How to use Wealthy MCP Server?
- Install the server from source or download pre-built artifacts. 2. Configure your MCP client (Claude or Cursor) to point to the installed server. 3. Restart your MCP client and log in to your Wealthy trading account. 4. Use natural language queries within your MCP client to access trading platform features.
Key features of Wealthy MCP Server
Retrieves market prices
Displays portfolio holdings
Shows open trading positions
Lists order history
Provides trading suggestions
Fetches security information
Places new orders
Use cases of Wealthy MCP Server
Quickly check the price of a stock using natural language.
Easily view your current portfolio holdings.
Place buy/sell orders directly from your chat interface.
Get trading ideas and market insights.
Automate trading tasks using natural language commands.
FAQ from Wealthy MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol that allows communication between different applications, enabling natural language interaction.
Which MCP clients are supported?
Which MCP clients are supported?
Currently, Claude and Cursor are the supported MCP clients.
How do I configure the server for Claude?
How do I configure the server for Claude?
Create/update claude_desktop_config.json with the server's command path.
How do I configure the server for Cursor?
How do I configure the server for Cursor?
Create/update .cursor/mcp.json with the server's command path.
Can I use a custom port?
Can I use a custom port?
Yes, you can specify a custom port using the args parameter in the configuration file.