MCP server
Use cubrik from the AI you already use
Connect cubrik to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code or Claude Code. Ask for a backtest, check your portfolio, set up an agent or manage your positions, without leaving the conversation.
The server address
Add this address to your AI app as a custom connector (some apps call it an MCP server or an integration). The first time it is used, the app opens cubrik's sign-in.
https://mcp.cubrik.ai/mcpThree steps
- 01
Add the address
In your AI app, add a custom connector and paste
https://mcp.cubrik.ai/mcp. - 02
Sign in with cubrik
The app sends you to cubrik. Sign in as usual: no key to copy, nothing to paste into the chat.
- 03
Choose what it may do
Read your account, manage your agents, trade on your connected brokers: you tick what this app may do, and you can change it by connecting again.
Set it up in your app
Claude
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the address. Works on claude.ai, the desktop app and the phone apps.
ChatGPT
In ChatGPT's settings, under Apps, turn on developer mode, then create an app with the address. Available on the ChatGPT plans that allow custom apps.
Claude Code
Run claude mcp add --transport http cubrik https://mcp.cubrik.ai/mcp, then type /mcp to sign in.
Cursor and VS Code
Open Settings → MCP in Cursor, or run “MCP: Add Server” in VS Code, choose HTTP and paste the address. The AI apps page in cubrik has a one-click button for each.
Codex, Gemini CLI and others
Any app that supports remote MCP servers with an OAuth sign-in can connect: add the address as a streamable HTTP server.
What your AI app can do in cubrik
Account and portfolio
Your plan and credits, the balances and open positions on every connected platform, your closed trades and your results.
Agents
List, create, change, start, pause or test your AI agents, and read what each run found and did.
Backtests
Test an idea's rules on historical candles and see the equity curve, the drawdown and the win rate, month by month.
Library
Browse cubrik's ready-made agents with their 12-month backtests, and copy one into your account.
Analytics
Your Analytics report and its advice for each agent, applied in one step.
Markets
Prices, candles, the instruments cubrik covers, filtered news and the economic calendar.
Your brokers' own tools
Orders, stops and targets, and closing positions on the brokers you connected to cubrik, if you allow trading when you sign in.
Skills
Your own playbooks: save, read and update the skills your cubrik chat and agents follow.
Answers you can see
In Claude and ChatGPT, backtests, agents, your portfolio, the Library and Analytics appear as interactive cards in the conversation, with Pause, Start, Copy and Apply buttons that act through the same tools.
You stay in control
- You choose what each app may do when you sign it in: read, manage agents, trade.
- No tool moves money into or out of any of your accounts.
- Claude and ChatGPT ask before using a tool that changes something, unless you tell them not to.
- Disconnect any app at any time from Settings → AI apps, on the web or on your phone.
- cubrik records every action an AI app takes, with the app's name.
Questions
Does it cost anything?
No. The connection is included in every cubrik plan, the free Demo plan too. Reading your account uses no credits; an agent's run or test uses credits as it does in cubrik. Your AI app's own subscription is separate.
Can my AI app place trades?
On the brokers you connected to cubrik, if you allow trading when you sign the app in. Apps like Claude ask you before each such action unless you tell them not to. The version listed in ChatGPT's app directory places no orders.
Is my broker's key shared with the AI app?
No. Your keys stay with cubrik, sealed. The app only gets a cubrik token for what you allowed, and cubrik places the order for it.
Which plans include it?
All of them. The limits of your plan, such as agents, schedules, credits and connected platforms, apply exactly as they do in cubrik.
How do I disconnect?
Settings → AI apps → Connected, then Disconnect. It ends at once: the app has to sign in again to use cubrik.
What does the AI app see?
Only what its tools return, when it calls them. What the app then does with it is governed by that app's own terms and privacy policy.
How we handle what AI apps read and do is in our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Service.