Trading MCP server

Connect your agents to Nick

Give your agent trading skills with Nick's trading MCP server. One server URL hands Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Grok, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and any MCP client the tools to build trading workflows, pull live market data (prices, CoinGlass derivatives, Polymarket and Kalshi odds, X search, on-chain flows, your portfolio across your connected venues) and send alerts.

Server URL

https://app.getnick.ai/mcp

Your agent builds; you run or activate any workflow that places orders, in Nick.

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Works with

What your agent gets from Nick's trading MCP server

Five skill sets, one sign-in. New to MCP? Read MCP for trading on the blog.

Market data skills

Your agent pulls crypto and stock prices, CoinGlass funding, open interest and liquidations, Polymarket and Kalshi odds, X post search, and on-chain data from Nansen, Santiment and DefiLlama, right in the chat.

Workflow building skills

Describe a strategy and your agent builds it in your Nick workspace: adds and wires the nodes, sets the schedule, validates the workflow, runs data and alert workflows, and reads past runs to fix a failure.

Alert skills

Send an alert now or build one into a workflow: Telegram, Slack, Discord, SMS, a phone call, or email to your own address.

Your venues, your keys

Your agent reads balances, positions and PnL from the venues you connected in Nick (Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, Alpaca, Hyperliquid, Revolut X and more) and from your web3 wallet. You sign in with your Nick account, so no exchange key goes into the chat.

You decide what trades

Your agent can build a workflow that trades. Only you run or activate it, and you do that in Nick. Once active, it trades on its schedule.

Setup

Connect Nick in three steps

Pick your app, add the server, and sign in. No API key to copy: you sign in with your Nick account and choose the workspace your agent works in.

Claude app

For Claude on the web or desktop.

1
In Claude (web or desktop), open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
2
Name it Nick and paste this URL:
https://app.getnick.ai/mcp
3
Click Connect. Sign in to Nick, pick a workspace, and click Connect.

ChatGPT

For ChatGPT on the web (custom MCP servers depend on your plan and workspace settings; your admin may need to allow them).

1
In ChatGPT on the web, open Plugins, select the plus button and choose Add custom MCP server.
2
Name it Nick and, under Connection, paste this server URL:
https://app.getnick.ai/mcp
3
Choose OAuth for authentication, confirm the risk notice, and select Create as a plugin. Then install the plugin.
4
Sign in to Nick, pick a workspace, and click Connect.

Claude Code

For Claude Code in your terminal.

1
Add Nick to Claude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user nick https://app.getnick.ai/mcp
2
In Claude Code, run /mcp, choose nick and select Authenticate.
3
Sign in to Nick, pick a workspace, and click Connect.

Codex

For the Codex CLI or the Codex app.

1
Add Nick to Codex:
codex mcp add nick --url https://app.getnick.ai/mcp
2
Sign in (the Codex app: Settings → MCP servers → Authenticate):
codex mcp login nick
3
Sign in to Nick, pick a workspace, and click Connect.

Cursor

For the Cursor editor.

Add Nick to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "nick": {
      "url": "https://app.getnick.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

2
Open Cursor Settings → MCP and sign in to nick when it asks.
3
Sign in to Nick, pick a workspace, and click Connect.

Grok

For Grok on the web (on Grok Business and Enterprise, your admin may need to enable connectors first).

1
Open grok.com/connectors, select New Connector, then Custom.
2
Paste this server URL:
https://app.getnick.ai/mcp
3
Sign in to Nick, pick a workspace, and click Connect.

OpenClaw

For OpenClaw.

1
Add Nick to OpenClaw:
openclaw mcp add nick --url https://app.getnick.ai/mcp --transport streamable-http
2
In your OpenClaw config, set auth to "oauth" on the nick entry under mcp.servers.
3
Stop the Gateway and sign in, then start the Gateway again:
```
openclaw gateway stop
openclaw mcp login nick
```
4
Sign in to Nick, pick a workspace, and click Connect.

Hermes Agent

For Hermes Agent by Nous Research.

Add Nick to ~/.hermes/config.yaml:

mcp_servers:
  nick:
    url: "https://app.getnick.ai/mcp"
    auth: oauth

2
Sign in from a terminal:
hermes mcp login nick
3
Sign in to Nick, pick a workspace, and click Connect. Then run /reload-mcp in your Hermes session.

Another MCP client? Add this URL as a remote (streamable HTTP) server and sign in when it asks. https://app.getnick.ai/mcp

Open MCP settings in Nick

Try it

Six prompts to paste into your agent

Each one builds a working Nick workflow with today's nodes. Swap in your own assets, sizes, and channels.

Weekly BTC buy
In Claude
Build me a Nick workflow that buys $100 of BTC on Coinbase every Monday and messages me on Telegram.
Fed odds
In ChatGPT
Every morning, find the Polymarket and Kalshi markets on the next Fed rate decision and post the current odds to my Discord.
Cashtag brief
In Grok
Every weekday at 8am, search X for $NVDA posts from the accounts I list, summarize the mood with an LLM, and email me the brief.
Funding watch
In Cursor
Every hour, pull BTC funding rates and open interest from CoinGlass and text me if funding turns negative.
Debug a run
In Codex
Show me the last 5 runs of my ETH breakout workflow in Nick and explain why the latest one failed.
Friday portfolio recap
In OpenClaw
Every Friday at 6pm, pull my positions and PnL from the venues I connected in Nick, summarize them with an LLM, and email me the recap.

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Nick over MCP, answered

A remote trading MCP server at https://app.getnick.ai/mcp. Add it to any MCP agent and it gets the tools Nick's own agent uses: build and edit workflows, run data and alert workflows, call data nodes, and read your portfolio and web3 wallet.

The Claude app (web or desktop), Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Grok, OpenClaw and Hermes Agent have step-by-step guides above. In ChatGPT, custom MCP servers depend on your plan and workspace settings. Another MCP client? Add this URL as a remote (streamable HTTP) server and sign in when it asks.

Market data (prices, CoinGlass derivatives, Polymarket and Kalshi odds, X post search, Nansen, Santiment and DefiLlama), workflow building (create, wire, schedule, validate, run and debug), alerts (Telegram, Slack, Discord, SMS, phone call, email), and read access to the portfolio on your connected venues and your web3 wallet.

It can build and edit workflows that place orders, but it cannot run or activate them. You do that in Nick, never from your agent. Once active, a workflow trades on its schedule.

No. When you add the server, your agent asks you to sign in to Nick. Pick a workspace and click Connect. You can see and disconnect each connected app in Settings > MCP.

Workflow runs and data nodes use your Nick credits, the same as in the app. You earn up to 1,000 free credits as you set up, with no card.