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MCP server Beta

Vectr MCP server

Give the model you already use — Claude, Cursor, any MCP client — Vectr's tools for Robinhood Chain: live token data with no key, and a full trading agent behind one API key.

Setup

One entry in your client's MCP config. The server runs over stdio — there is no daemon and nothing listens on a port.

"mcpServers": {
"vectr": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@vectr/mcp"],
"env": { "VECTR_API_URL": "https://api.vectr.bot", "VECTR_API_KEY": "vectr_…" }
}
}

VECTR_API_KEY is only needed for vectr_agent — the 4 data tools work keyless. Create and scope keys in your profile: read-only, IP-allowlisted and recipient-allowlisted keys are all supported.

Package
@vectr/mcp
Transport
stdio — no daemon, no port
Status
Beta
Keyless tools
get_price · get_tokens · search_token · get_token
Key required
agent
Transactions
Confirmed in the Terminal, never signed by the tool

Tools

  • vectr_agentprompt · model?X-API-Key

    A full agent job from one prompt — answer questions, build buys/sells/launches/orders, check portfolios. Transactions come back for a human to confirm; the tool never signs.

  • vectr_get_price—keyless

    Current USD price of the chain's native coin.

  • vectr_get_tokenslimit?keyless

    Top tokens by market cap.

  • vectr_search_tokenquerykeyless

    Find a token by name or symbol.

  • vectr_get_tokenaddresskeyless

    Token detail by contract address — price, market cap, bonding curve, volume.

The tool never signs

When vectr_agent produces a transaction, the job result hands it off — you confirm it in the Terminal like every other surface. A leaked key can read and prepare, never move funds by itself.

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