AI assistants · MCPTrader and up
Talk to your chains
With Bellchain’s MCP server, you ask your AI assistant about your chains and alerts in plain language, test ideas in the replay and have chains created and changed, all without opening the app.
Works with Claude DesktopClaude CodeCodexCursorVS Code with GitHub CopilotGemini CLI and other MCP clients
- You: How often would the “SOL Breakout with Volume” template have fired in the last 90 days?
- Bellchain · 2 replays
- Assistant: 35 times. With volume above 2.5 × avg instead of 1.8 ×, it would have been 14. Shall I create it with 2.5 × as a draft?
- You: Yes, please.
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Confirm change
New chain as a draft: SOL Breakout with Volume
SOL/USDT · 1h · volume above 2.5 × avg
- Assistant: Done, it’s saved as a draft in Bellchain. Tell me when you want it activated.
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Ask
“Which chains are running right now?” or “Why did my BTC alert fire yesterday?” The assistant names the conditions that were true, and it knows the templates and current prices.
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Test first
Replay a chain, a template with your own values or a price alert: “How often would this have fired in the last 90 days?”
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Create as a draft
Chains from templates with your pair, timeframe and thresholds, price alerts like “Tell me when ETH drops below $2,000”, or your own chains from building blocks.
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Change, activate, delete
Change names, settings or whole chains, activate and pause them, with the same checks as in the app. Only paused chains can be deleted; notifications are set up in the app.
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Your own assistant. You use your own assistant, at no extra cost from us. The server runs on your computer and only talks to the Bellchain API.
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Secrets stay with us. Webhook and Discord addresses, passwords, tokens and bot codes never reach the assistant.
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Read only, if you like. With a “Read only” key, the assistant can ask and test but can’t change anything.
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You confirm every change. Before anything is created, changed, activated, paused or deleted, the assistant shows you the change. Bellchain passes text from your chains on as data, never as instructions.
Set up
- In Bellchain, create a key under Settings in the “API” card, read only if you like.
- Add the server to your assistant, in Claude Code with one command:
claude mcp add --scope user --env BELLCHAIN_API_KEY=bc_… --transport stdio bellchain -- npx -y @bellchain-app/mcp@1 In Claude Desktop, you install the extension with a double-click; for Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients, it’s a short entry in the configuration.
Setup guide in the docs Download bellchain.mcpbTest your first strategy.
With a template it takes a few minutes, without an account and without real money. If you like the result, it keeps running for free on Free.