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laukikk alpaca mcp

MCP for the Alpaca trading API to manage stock and crypto portfolios, place trades, and access market data

WHAT IT CONNECTS

What laukikk alpaca mcp gives an AI Agent

  • **Account Management**: View account details, balances, and portfolio status
  • **Trading**: Place market, limit, stop, and stop-limit orders
  • **Portfolio Management**: View positions, calculate performance, and close positions
  • **Market Data**: Access real-time quotes and historical price data
  • **Asset Information**: Get details about tradable assets
  • Clone this repository
  • Install dependencies:
  • Copy the `.env.example` file to `.env`:
  • Add your Alpaca Paper Trading API credentials to the `.env` file:
  • Windows: `%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json`
  • Mac: `~/Library/Application\ Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json`
  • `account://info` - Get current account information
  • `positions://all` - Get all current positions
  • `positions://{symbol}` - Get position details for a specific symbol
  • `orders://recent/{limit}` - Get most recent orders with specified limit
  • `market://{symbol}/quote` - Get current market quote for a specific symbol
  • `market://{symbol}/bars/{timeframe}` - Get historical price bars for a symbol with specified timeframe
  • `assets://list` - List tradable assets available on Alpaca
  • `assets://{symbol}` - Get detailed asset information by symbol
  • `get_account_info_tool` - Get current account information
  • `place_market_order` - Place a market order to buy or sell a stock
  • `place_limit_order` - Place a limit order to buy or sell a stock at a specified price
  • `place_stop_order` - Place a stop order to buy or sell a stock when it reaches a specified price
  • `place_stop_limit_order` - Place a stop-limit order combining stop and limit order features
  • `cancel_order` - Cancel an open order by its ID
  • `close_position` - Close an open position for a specific symbol
  • `get_portfolio_summary` - Get a comprehensive summary of the portfolio

SECURITY

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