Everything the web app does — create a session, build a strategy, run a
backtest, sweep parameters — is available to you through MCP tools. You connect
an MCP client (Claude, Cursor, Codex, or your own), authenticate once, and call
the tools.
What lives here
This tab is the detailed reference for the programmatic surface.MCP tool reference
Every MCP tool, with its inputs and the response shape it returns. The
field-level companion to the Developers walkthrough.
Internal HTTP API
Why the web app’s HTTP layer is private, and how the MCP tools map onto it.
If you want to get connected first
The Developers tab is the place to start — it covers connecting a client, authenticating, and a guided first run. Come back here when you need the exact input fields and response fields for a specific tool.Developers overview
What the MCP server is and which clients work.
Quickstart
Connect and run your first strategy programmatically.
Authentication
How to sign in from an MCP client.
A note on the numbers
Anything you read back from these tools — P&L, win rate, drawdown — comes from a fixed, deterministic backtest engine, not from the AI. The AI only turns your words into rules. See Is the backtest real?.Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always test before you
trade.
Next steps
MCP tool reference
Inputs and outputs for all the tools.
Tools walkthrough
The same tools, explained as a workflow.