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MCP Server
Victor Kaiuki edited this page Jun 20, 2026
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The SDK ships a Model Context Protocol server
that exposes CFTC COT data and analysis to MCP-compatible LLM clients (Claude
Desktop, IDE assistants, etc.) over stdio transport. The server reuses
COTClient and COTAnalysis internally — it doesn't call any LLM itself.
pip install cftc-cot-soda[mcp] # requires Python >= 3.10This registers the cftc-cot-mcp console script. Run it directly to test:
cftc-cot-mcp
# or: python -m cftc_cot.mcp_serverAdd to claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"cftc-cot": {
"command": "cftc-cot-mcp"
}
}
}Every market tool accepts dataset ("legacy" / "disaggregated" / "tff") and an
exact flag (default false = case-insensitive prefix match). A market that matches
nothing raises a clear error rather than returning an empty result.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
list_markets |
List available markets for a dataset. |
latest_report |
Most recent COT report for a market. |
history |
N weeks of history (newest first). |
net_positions |
Net (long − short) per trader category. |
cot_index |
Classic 0–100 COT Index over a rolling window. |
z_scores |
Rolling Z-scores of net positions. |
long_short_ratios |
Long/short ratios per category. |
wow_change |
Week-over-week change in net positions. |
percentile_rank |
Percentile rank (0–1) of a net-position column's latest value. |
extremes |
Flag the latest bullish/bearish extreme. |
| URI | Description |
|---|---|
cot://datasets |
Dataset names and Socrata dataset ids. |
cot://fields/{classification} |
Field-name reference for legacy/disaggregated/tff. |
| Prompt | Description |
|---|---|
analyze_market(market, dataset) |
Guide a full positioning analysis (COT Index → extremes → week-over-week). |
positioning_summary(market, dataset) |
Produce a concise positioning summary. |
- The server uses an in-memory cache, so repeated queries within a session don't re-hit the CFTC API (COT data updates weekly).
- The
mcpextra requires Python ≥ 3.10; the core SDK supports ≥ 3.9.
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