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MCP: StocksMCPServer

@Lacri1

About MCP: StocksMCPServer

Configure the MCP server to view company information and stock prices using the Claude

Basic information

Category

Other

Runtime

python

Transports

stdio

Publisher

Lacri1

Config

No standard config provided

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Overview

What is StocksMCPServer?

StocksMCPServer is an MCP server that lets you view company information and stock prices through Claude. It is designed for use with Claude Desktop, configured via the standard MCP server setup.

How to use StocksMCPServer?

Configure the server in claude_desktop_config.json using the uv command with the --directory argument pointing to your project directory. For interactive development, run mcp dev main.py to use the MCP Inspector.

Key features of StocksMCPServer

  • Fetches company information and stock prices via Claude
  • Simple configuration using uv and MCP
  • Supports interactive development with MCP Inspector

Use cases of StocksMCPServer

  • Ask Claude for current stock prices and company details
  • Develop and test the MCP server interactively using MCP Inspector

FAQ from StocksMCPServer

How do I configure StocksMCPServer in Claude Desktop?

Edit claude_desktop_config.json to add the server entry, setting the directory field to your project path, and use the provided JSON with the uv command and main.py.

Can I test StocksMCPServer without Claude Desktop?

Yes, run mcp dev main.py from your project directory to launch the MCP Inspector for interactive testing during development.

What are the runtime requirements for StocksMCPServer?

The server requires uv and Python with the mcp package installed; the configuration example includes --with mcp to ensure the package is available.

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