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Overview

What is Angle One Stock MCP?

Angle One Stock MCP is a generic Model Context Protocol server that fetches historical stock data and calculates technical indicators (RSI, EMA-20, EMA-50) via the Angle One API. It is designed for any platform supporting the MCP protocol, including Cursor, Copilot, and Claude AI.

How to use Angle One Stock MCP?

Clone the repository, install dependencies (npm install), and create a .env file with your Angle One credentials. Run in development mode with npm run dev or build and run in production with npm run build then npm start. Use the endpoint GET /api/stock/:symbol to fetch data and analysis for a stock symbol.

Key features of Angle One Stock MCP

  • Fetches historical stock data with a configurable period (default 6 months)
  • Calculates technical indicators: RSI (14 period), EMA-20, and EMA-50
  • RESTful API endpoints with CORS enabled
  • Written in TypeScript with type definitions
  • Generic MCP integration for use with multiple platforms

Use cases of Angle One Stock MCP

  • Query stock data and technical analysis inside AI assistants like Claude or Copilot
  • Integrate stock market analysis into MCP-compatible applications
  • Automate trading research with adjustable historical data periods

FAQ from Angle One Stock MCP

What platforms support Angle One Stock MCP?

Any platform that supports the MCP protocol, such as Cursor, Copilot, and Claude AI.

What data does Angle One Stock MCP return?

It returns historical OHLCV data and technical indicators RSI (14 periods), EMA-20, and EMA-50 for a given stock symbol.

How do I configure the data period?

Set the DATA_PERIOD_MONTHS environment variable (default is 6) to the number of months of historical data you want to fetch.

What are the prerequisites for running Angle One Stock MCP?

Node.js v14 or higher and Angle One API credentials (publisher API key, client ID, PIN, and TOTP secret).

Does Angle One Stock MCP have CORS support?

Yes, CORS is enabled on the API endpoints.

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