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Aether Wealth Trading MCP Server

Connect any stdio MCP client to your Aether Wealth journal, alerts, candles, macro calendar, and technical indicators.

The Aether Wealth MCP server is a local tool server for AI trading workflows. It lets an assistant read market context, inspect your journal, create alerts, and fetch indicators through the same backend your Aether Wealth account uses.

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Last updated June 17, 2026

any_mcp_client.shnpx

# any stdio MCP client
npx -y @aetherwealth/mcp

mcpServers.jsonconfig

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aether-wealth": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@aetherwealth/mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Quickstart

Install once. Login once. Restart when tools update.

Use npx in any stdio MCP client config. Call login once; OAuth opens in the browser and the token stays on your machine.

01Install the MCP server in your client config with npx.
02Restart the MCP client so it discovers the Aether Wealth tools.
03Call the login tool once; OAuth opens in the browser and stores a local token.
04Ask for trades, alerts, candles, calendar events, macro data, or indicators.

Tools exposed to AI agents

Journal, alerts, market data, macro, and indicators.

The server exposes 23 tools. Data tools require OAuth login inside the MCP, including market data, journal, alert, and technical-indicator workflows.

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Auth

Start and clear the local OAuth session used by protected tools.

Public

loginlogout

Trades and accounts

Read, record, update, and close journal entries without leaving the assistant.

list_tradesget_tradelist_accountstrade_statscreate_tradeupdate_tradeclose_trade

Alerts

Create price, trendline, and indicator alerts from natural language.

list_alertscreate_price_alertcreate_trendline_alertupdate_alertdelete_alertlist_indicator_alertscreate_indicator_alertupdate_indicator_alertdelete_indicator_alert

Market context

Pull candles, economic calendar events, macro series, and supported instruments.

get_candleslist_economic_calendarget_macro_seriesget_market_config

Technical indicators

Fetch RSI, MACD, EMA, Bollinger Bands, ATR, Supertrend, and more via Twelve Data.

get_indicators

Two real trader workflows

Real workflows, not novelty prompts.

These are the jobs MCP is good at: connecting a trader’s own journal and live market context to an assistant that can take the next operational step.

Post-session review

Turn a messy trading day into a tagged journal.

Trader asks

“Log my three EUR/USD trades from this transcript, tag the London-open entries, then tell me whether I broke my max-loss rule.”

MCP does

The assistant creates the trades, pulls account stats, checks the rule against your journal, and returns the one thing to review tomorrow: both losers happened after the second failed breakout.

create_tradelist_accountstrade_statsupdate_trade

Pre-market prep

Build a watch plan without opening six tabs.

Trader asks

“What moves XAU/USD this week, where is 1H RSI now, and alert me if price crosses yesterday high before New York open.”

MCP does

The assistant reads the calendar, fetches candles and RSI, then creates a price alert. You get a plan, the current technical state, and a watcher on the exact level.

list_economic_calendarget_candlesget_indicatorscreate_price_alert

Auth, limits, and versioning

Local server. Backend guardrails.

The MCP runs locally, but every protected call is defended by backend auth and rate limits. The client also checks backend version requirements on startup.

OAuth, not copied API keys

The login tool opens the Aether Wealth OAuth flow. Data tools use the resulting Bearer token, including market data exposed through the MCP.

Backend-side rate limits

Public reads are IP-limited, MCP Bearer traffic has a per-IP backstop, and indicator calls have a tighter user budget plus pair and upstream-credit gates.

Version gate for breaking changes

The backend advertises a minimum MCP version. Older clients can be blocked with an update-required message instead of failing in confusing ways.

No trade execution

The MCP records journal entries, creates alerts, and reads market context. It does not route broker orders or execute trades.

Useful prompts

Prompts that map to real tools.

“List my open trades, group them by pair, and flag anything without a stop loss.”

“What high-impact USD events are left this week, and which of my open trades overlap them?”

“Fetch EUR/USD 1h RSI and MACD, then create an alert if RSI crosses below 40.”

“Summarize my last 20 closed trades and tell me which session is leaking R.”

MCP questions traders ask

What is the Aether Wealth MCP server?

The Aether Wealth MCP server is a local tool server that lets MCP-capable assistants call Aether Wealth trading tools. It exposes journal, account, alert, market-data, macro, and technical-indicator tools through your own Aether Wealth login. It is analysis and journaling software, not trade execution.

Does the MCP require API keys?

No. The MCP uses OAuth login, then stores the token locally in the operating-system keychain where available, with a protected file fallback. All data tools require sign-in inside the MCP, including market-data tools.

Which MCP clients can use it?

Any client that can launch a local stdio MCP server can use it, including Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor, Zed, and similar developer clients. The server runs with npx, so users do not need a separate global install when the client config points at @aetherwealth/mcp.

How are abuse and rate limits handled?

Aether Wealth rate-limits at the backend, not on the user machine. Public reads have an IP budget, MCP Bearer traffic has an IP backstop, and technical indicators add request, pair, cache, and Twelve Data credit gates. Over-limit calls return a clear 429 instead of unbounded upstream traffic.

How do users get new MCP tools?

New tools ship through @aetherwealth/mcp. Users running it through npx pick up the current server after restarting their MCP client. The backend also advertises a minimum MCP version; older clients can be blocked with an update-required message when a breaking change ships.

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