Claude Code
claude mcp add nunchi-trading --transport http https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading Enter /mcp in Claude Code. Select nunchi-trading and authenticate with your scoped token.
Start the current Nunchi web-auth flow for Cursor, Claude, Codex, or another MCP-capable agent. Begin read-only or opt into testnet trading. Live trading is not available from this page while the production order-size contract and controls are being finalized.
url = "https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading" default = "read_only" network = "testnet" mainnet = "disabled_in_web_flow" secrets = "server_side_only"
What is an MCP?
Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI agents connect to external apps and services. Instead of only answering questions, an agent with MCP access can discover tools, inspect account state, and request actions on your behalf.
This beta page starts Nunchi web-auth for the hosted MCP endpoint athttps://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading. Access is issued only after the gateway returns a scoped bearer token. The endpoint URL alone does not grant account access or permission to use write tools.
What your agent can do
Your agent can ask about portfolio value, buying power, account information, strategy status, rate scans, and order history. With testnet permission, it can request simulated trades or strategy runs through the hosted runner.
Risks
You remain responsible for every order your AI agent places. If you give an agent instructions to act without asking for approval, it may submit trades without a separate confirmation prompt from you.
AI agents can make mistakes, misread instructions, use stale information, or behave unexpectedly during volatile conditions. Review permissions, open orders, positions, and strategy state before enabling write access.
What your agent can access
When you connect to the Nunchi Trading MCP, your agent can access the data and tools allowed by the bearer token returned after wallet authorization. Read-only tokens cannot place trades.
Setup instructions
Add the Nunchi Trading MCP URL to your platform, then start web-auth below. The connection is available only after the flow returns a scoped bearer token.
claude mcp add nunchi-trading --transport http https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading Enter /mcp in Claude Code. Select nunchi-trading and authenticate with your scoped token.
Go to Settings -> Connectors -> Add custom connector. Add this MCP link: https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading Authenticate with the token you create below.
Turn on Developer Mode. Go to Settings -> Apps -> Create app. Add this MCP link: https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading
Go to Settings -> MCP servers. Select Streamable HTTP. Add this MCP link: https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading
codex mcp add nunchi-trading --url https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading Enter /mcp in Codex CLI. Select nunchi-trading.
Give your agent this MCP link: https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading Go to Settings -> Cursor Settings. Select Tools & MCPs -> Connect.
Start a chat and select +. Select Add connector -> Custom. Add this MCP link: https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading
Use any AI platform that supports HTTP MCP connections. Paste the Nunchi Trading MCP link: https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading Use your scoped bearer token when prompted.
Connect your AI agent
Choose permissions, start a Nunchi web-auth session, authorize your wallet in the hosted browser flow, then paste the MCP URL and bearer token into Cursor, Claude, Codex, or any client that supports HTTP MCP.
Checking hosted AI access availability...
MCP URL: https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading Authorization: Bearer <authorize with Nunchi web-auth first>
How web-auth works
Troubleshooting
https://agent.nunchi.trade/mcp/trading.Disclosures
This web flow issues read-only access or testnet write tools. It does not issue live-trading credentials, place orders against real capital, or authorize access to funds in your connected wallet.
Testnet behavior can still reveal unsafe prompts or strategy logic. Any separately issued future live access could involve leveraged or thinly traded instruments, continuous automation, and irreversible on-chain trades.