MCP server guide - StratPool

StratPool has a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so an AI agent can post investment requirements for you. You approve each agent with your wallet and can disconnect it at any time.

What an agent can do

An agent can	An agent can't
Post investment requirements as you, using the same rules as the web form.	Withdraw your funds, see your strategies or act for any other account.

Before you start

A StratPool account and the wallet linked to it.
An MCP client that supports remote HTTP servers and OAuth.

1. Add the server to your client

In your dashboard, open the Invest page and select Connect agent. The dialog shows the configuration with the correct server URL.

The Connect an AI agent dialog showing the MCP server configuration as JSON — Copy the configuration from the Connect agent dialog.

Add it to your MCP client. Most clients use this format:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "stratpool": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://<your-stratpool-domain>/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

2. Log in and approve

The first time the agent connects, your client opens a StratPool page in your browser. No API key is needed.

Step 1
Connect
The client calls the server and is told to sign in.
Step 2
Log in
You log in to StratPool in your browser.
Step 3
Approve
You sign an approval message with your wallet.
Step 4
Return
The client receives a token for your account.

How an agent gets access

If you aren't logged in, enter your email and select Continue, then connect your wallet.
Read what the agent is asking for, and check the name and the site it will return to.
Select Approve with wallet and sign the message, or select Deny to refuse.

The log in page naming the agent that is asking to connect — Log in first if you aren't already.

The Connect agent page explaining what the agent can do, with a Deny link and an approve button — The approval page explains what the agent will be able to do.

Signing is free and sends no transaction. Your browser then returns to your client.

3. Post a requirement

Ask your agent in plain language, for example:

Post a StratPool requirement for 2500 USDC on Sepolia, spot ETH/USDC, medium risk, for 3 months.

The agent calls the post_investor_requirement tool. The account always comes from the agent's access token, never from the tool's input.

{
  "amount": "2500",
  "asset": "USDC",
  "chain": "SEPOLIA",
  "tradingType": "SPOT",
  "tradingPairs": ["ETH/USDC"],
  "riskLevel": "MEDIUM",
  "durationType": "FIXED",
  "durationValue": 3,
  "durationUnit": "MONTHS"
}

The requirement appears on your Invest page like any other. For what happens next, see Track your results.

Tool reference

Field	Type	Rules
`amount`	string	Whole tokens as a decimal above 0, such as "100.5".
`asset`	string	A token symbol that exists on the chain, such as "USDC".
`chain`	enum	ETHEREUM, BASE or SEPOLIA.
`tradingType`	enum	SPOT or PERPETUALS.
`tradingPairs`	string[]	1 to 20 pairs, such as "ETH/USDC".
`riskLevel`	enum	LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH.
`durationType`	enum	FIXED or FLEXIBLE.
`durationValue`	integer	1 to 3650. Required when FIXED.
`durationUnit`	enum	DAYS or MONTHS. Required when FIXED.

On success the tool returns the created requirement, with amount in the token's base units.

Access and disconnecting

Agent access lasts 30 days. After that, your client asks you to approve it again.

To cut off access sooner, open Invest, select Agent connected, then Disconnect all agents. This removes every connected agent at once.

Troubleshooting

You see	What to do
Invalid or revoked token	Access expired or was disconnected. Reconnect the server in your client and approve again.
Can't connect this agent	The client's request was invalid. Remove the server, add it again and retry.
No token with symbol … exists	The asset isn't available on that chain. Check the symbol and chain.
A fixed duration needs a length and a unit	Include `durationValue` and `durationUnit`, or use FLEXIBLE.