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Tradstry MCP server

Tradstry exposes an authenticated Model Context Protocol server so Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients can run a trader's own journal: connect a broker, review trades, read analytics, keep notes and size positions.

Current facts

Endpoint
https://mcp.tradstry.com/mcp
Authentication
OAuth sign-in with an existing Tradstry account
Tool count
83 read and write tools
Trading safety
No order placement, withdrawals, or brokerage account control

01What the MCP server is for

The MCP server lets an AI client work with the user's own Tradstry data through structured tools instead of pasted screenshots or exported spreadsheets. It covers workspaces, brokerage connection and sync, the trade journal and reviews, manual trades, analytics by period, playbook or tag, notebook notes and folders, playbooks, principles, tags and position sizing.

Write tools change the Tradstry journal, not the connected brokerage account. Deletions and other changes that cannot be undone ask the user to confirm first, and each user's tool calls are rate limited.

02How to connect

Use the remote MCP endpoint https://mcp.tradstry.com/mcp in an MCP-compatible client and sign in with the same Tradstry account that owns the journal data. Accounts are created on tradstry.com; signing in through an AI client never creates one.

The server returns OAuth protected-resource metadata at https://mcp.tradstry.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp so clients can discover the authorization server.

03Boundaries

Tradstry's MCP server is a journal and analytics interface. It cannot place trades, move money, modify broker credentials, or bypass the user's account permissions.

Model output can be wrong or incomplete. Tradstry is a record-keeping and review tool, so the trader remains responsible for all trading decisions.