Bond MCP Server

What is Bond MCP Server?

Bond MCP Server is a lightweight, fast-deploy server for China bond market data integration. It leverages the AkShare financial data library and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) framework, making it suitable for developers who need to query bond data through an MCP client.

How to use Bond MCP Server?

Install the uv package manager (e.g., via Homebrew), clone the repository, run uv sync to install dependencies, then add a JSON configuration to your MCP client pointing to the server.py file. Once configured, the server launches automatically when the client starts.

Key features of Bond MCP Server

• Integrates AkShare for China bond market data.
• Uses the MCP framework for standard client-server interaction.
• Simple setup with the uv Python environment manager.
• Supports macOS, Linux, and Windows via WSL.
• Quick deployment with minimal configuration.
• Open-source under the MIT license.

Use cases of Bond MCP Server

• Fetching real-time or historical bond market data within an MCP-enabled application.
• Building financial analysis tools that require structured bond data.
• Rapidly prototyping data integration for China bond markets.

FAQ from Bond MCP Server

What is Bond MCP Server?

It is a server that provides China bond market data by combining AkShare and the MCP framework, allowing easy querying from any MCP client.

What are the prerequisites to run Bond MCP Server?

You need macOS/Linux (or Windows with WSL), Homebrew (on macOS), and the uv package manager. Python dependencies are handled automatically by uv.

How do I configure Bond MCP Server in my MCP client?

Add a JSON entry to your MCP client config file with the command uv and arguments pointing to the cloned directory and server.py. Replace the directory path with your actual path.

Can I add or remove Python packages later?

Yes. Use uv add <package-name> to add a package and uv remove <package-name> to remove one, followed by uv sync to update dependencies.

Does the server require any special authentication or network configuration?

The README does not mention authentication or network configuration; the server uses AkShare for data retrieval, which typically accesses public data sources.