Trading MCP

Connect an AI client to Nunchi's hosted trading tools through Model Context Protocol (MCP). Use read-only access to inspect portfolio, market, strategy, and status data. Trading requests depend on the permission tier you grant.

If you need connection or authentication details, request access. Start with the read_only tier.

Client Setup

Use the hosted endpoint:

https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading

Choose your client. Use the scoped token associated with your access when authentication is required.

Claude Code

claude mcp add nunchi-trading --transport http https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading

Enter /mcp, select nunchi-trading, and authenticate with your scoped token.

Claude Desktop

1. Open Settings → Connectors.
2. Add a custom connector using the endpoint above.
3. Authenticate with your scoped token.

ChatGPT

1. Turn on Developer Mode.
2. Open Settings → Apps.
3. Create an app and add the endpoint above.

Codex

1. Open Settings → MCP servers.
2. Select Streamable HTTP.
3. Add the endpoint above.

Codex CLI

codex mcp add nunchi-trading --url https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading

Enter /mcp and select nunchi-trading.

Cursor

1. Open Settings → Cursor Settings.
2. Select Tools & MCPs.
3. Connect using the endpoint above.

Grok

1. Start a chat and select + → Add connector.
2. Choose Custom.
3. Add the endpoint above.

Permission Tiers

Tier	Intended use	Trading access
read_only	Portfolio, market, strategy, and status inspection	None
testnet_trading	Testnet strategy runs and order requests	Testnet only
live_trading	Mainnet trading workflows	Requires explicit mainnet and write-tool consent

The hosted runner does not handle your private keys. Revoke or regenerate tokens when permissions change or when an agent no longer needs access.

Risks

You remain responsible for every order your AI agent places. If you authorize an agent to act without asking for approval, it may submit trades without a separate confirmation prompt.

Before enabling live trading, read the Agentic Trading Beta Disclosures.