Paste one URL into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor or Codex, sign in with your Tradetron account, and 58 Tradetron tools appear in the chat. Describe a strategy in plain English and it gets built in your account. Backtest it. Change one leg of it. Ask why it didn't trade this morning. Tradetron charges nothing for the connector — it runs on the AI subscription you already pay for.
3,334 strategies built by 391 traders through the Tradetron MCP
MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is the open standard AI apps use to reach outside services. Tradetron publishes one. You add its address to your AI once, sign in on Tradetron's own page, and the tools are in every chat after that. Nothing to download, no key to copy, no code to write.
Six jobs you would otherwise click through the wizard, the backtest queue, the builder canvas and the notification log for. The line in quotes is what you type.
“Short NIFTY ATM straddle, 50-point wings, exit at 30% profit or a 3% MTM stop.”
“Backtest it from January 2022.”
“Add a hedge leg to set 2 — don't rebuild it.”
“My straddle is in error and didn't trade this morning. What happened?”
“Rank my strategies, worst to best.”
“Deploy it to paper and watch it for a week.”
Those are the shapes, not the list. All 58 tools, grouped by job and with real responses, are on the tool reference →
No hunting for keyword names you don't remember. Tell it what you want; it picks the blocks, names the legs, sets the conditions, and shows you exactly what it built before anything is saved.
When a description is ambiguous — “stop loss on the short call” could mean on premium or on the underlying — it asks one question instead of guessing. That is the whole game: nothing gets dropped quietly.
It resolves 8,621 tradable underlyings by name, so “Bank Nifty weekly”, “Sensex”, “Crude” and “Reliance” all land on the right instrument without you looking up a symbol.
One address, added to the AI app you already use. Sign-in is OAuth: you log in on Tradetron's own page, and your password never reaches the AI app.
https://mcp.tradetron.tech/mcp
One command, then /mcp in a session to sign in.
claude mcp add --transport http tradetron https://mcp.tradetron.tech/mcpAdd the server to ~/.codex/config.toml. The browser opens once for sign-in.
[mcp_servers.tradetron]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://mcp.tradetron.tech/mcp"]Add a remote MCP server pointing at the same URL. In Cursor that is Settings → Tools & MCP → New MCP server; in VS Code it is a .vscode/mcp.json entry.
{ "servers": { "tradetron": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.tradetron.tech/mcp" } } }Point it at the same URL as a remote HTTP MCP server. If a client only supports local servers, bridge it — this works everywhere:
npx -y mcp-remote https://mcp.tradetron.tech/mcpEvery tool is also a plain Python method that returns a dict — useful for scripts, notebooks and cron jobs. Sign-in is the same OAuth flow, cached after the first run.
pip install ttmcp
from ttmcp import TradetronMCP
tt = TradetronMCP() # opens your browser, once
tt.tt_portfolio_report(from_date="2026-07-01", to_date="2026-07-31")Read-only tools — plans, brokers, instruments, the market calendar, keyword lookups, and drafting and validating a strategy — work before you sign in. Saving a strategy, or reading your own logs, deployments and P&L, needs the connection. Menu names move between app versions; if you can't find Connectors, search your AI app's settings for MCP.
The connector is a thin, checked client on top of Tradetron. It cannot touch your account in ways you wouldn't.
Paste one URL into the AI you already use, and build your first Tradetron strategy tonight.
Pricing, brokers, strategies — anything.
AI can make mistakes. Consider checking important information.
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